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151. JOLENTA: Germanic form of Greek Iolanta, meaning "violet flower."
152. JOSEPHA: English and German feminine form of Joseph, meaning "(God) shall add," which is usually taken to mean "God will add another son."
153. JULIANE: French and German feminine form of English Julian, possibly meaning "youth."
154. JUTTA: German form of Judith, meaning "Jewess; woman of Judea," or according to folk etymology "praise." 
155. JUTTE: Variant of German Jutta, meaning "Jewess; woman of Judea," or according to folk etymology "praise." 
156. KARLA: Feminine form of German Karl, meaning "man."
157. KARLOTTE: German form of French Charlotte, meaning "man."
158. KAROLINE: Danish, German and Norwegian form of Carolina, meaning "man."
159. KATARINE: German form of Katherine, meaning "pure."
160. KATHARINA: German form of Katherine, meaning "pure."
161. KATHARINE: English and German variant of Katherine, meaning "pure."
162. KATHE (Käthe): German pet form of Katharine, meaning "pure."
163. KATHRIN: German form of Katherine, meaning "pure."
164. KATRIN: Pet form of German Katarine, meaning "pure."
165. KATRINE: Abbreviated form of German Katarine, meaning "pure."
166. KERSTIN: Low German and Swedish form of English Christina, meaning "follower of Christ."
167. KINGE: Pet form of German Kunigunde, meaning "brave war."
168. KIRSA: Old Germanic name meaning "cherry."
169. KLARA: Dutch, German, Polish, Russian and Scandinavian form of Italian Clara, meaning "clear, bright." 
170. KLOTHILDA: "Famous battle." German name composed of the elements hlod "famous" and hild "battle."
171. KRESZENTIA: German feminine form of Latin Crescentius, meaning "to spring up, grow, thrive."
172. KRESZENZ: Abbreviated form of German Kreszentia, meaning "to spring up, grow, thrive."
173. KRIEMHILD: "Battle mask." German myth name of the sister of Günther and wife of Siegfried in the Nibelungenlied, composed of the Germanic elements grim "mask" and hild "battle."
174. KRIEMHILDE: Variant of German Kriemhild, meaning "battle mask."
175. KRIMHILDE: Variant of German Kriemhild, meaning "battle mask."
176. KRISTEN: German form of Christine, meaning "follower of Christ."
177. KUNIBERT: "Brave-bright." German name composed of the elements kuoni "brave" and berhaht "bright."
178. KUNIGUNDE: "Brave war." German name derived from the elements kuoni "brave" and gund "strife."
179. LENI: German pet form of Helene, meaning "torch" or "moon" or more likely "to elope."
180. LEONA: English and German feminine form of Leon, meaning "lion."
181. LEONORE: Nickname for German Eleonore, meaning "foreign; the other."
182. LIES: Variant of German Liese, meaning "God is my oath." 
183. LIESA: German pet form of Elisabeth, meaning "God is my oath." 
184. LIESE: German pet form of Elisabeth, meaning "God is my oath." 
185. LIESEL: German pet form of Elisabeth, meaning "God is my oath." 
186. LIESELOTTE: German name composed of Liese "God is my oath" and the feminine diminutive suffix -lotte. 
187. LIESL: Variant of German Liesel, meaning "God is my oath." 
188. LILI: English and German pet form of Elizabeth, meaning "God is my oath."
189. LILO: Pet form of German Lieselotte, meaning "God is my oath."
190. LISBETH: English and German nickname for Elisabeth, meaning "God is my oath."
191. LISELOTTE: Variant of German Lieselotte, meaning "God is my oath."
192. LORA: German form of Latin Laura, meaning "laurel."
193. LORE: Variant of German Lora, meaning "laurel."
194. LORELEI: Variant of German Loreley, meaning "murmuring rock."
195. LORELEY: "Murmuring rock." German folklore name of a maiden who lived on a rock in the Rhine river and lured fishermen to their death with her song. The name derives from the German words lureln "murmuring" and ley "rock."
196. LOTTE: Nickname for German Liselotte, meaning "God is my oath."
197. LUISE: German form of French Louise, meaning "famous warrior."
198. LUITGARD: "People protection." German name composed of the elements liut "people" and gard "enclosure, protection."
199. LULU: Pet form of German Luise and English/French Louise, both meaning "famous warrior."
200. LUTGARD: Variant of German Luitgard, meaning "people protection."
201. MADDE: Variant of Low German Maud, meaning "mighty in battle."
202. MAHTHILDIS: "Mighty in battle." Old Germanic name composed of the elements maht "might, strength" and hild "battle."
203. MALASINTHA: Old Germanic name derived from Amalasuintha, meaning "strong worker."
204. MALWINE: German form of Malvina, meaning "smooth-brow."
205. MAREIKE: German pet form of Latin Maria, meaning "beloved."
206. MARGARETA: Danish and German form of Margaret, meaning "pearl."
207. MARGARETE: Danish and German form of Margaret, meaning "pearl."
208. MARGARETHE: Danish and German form of Margaret, meaning "pearl."
209. MARGRETHE: Danish, German and Norwegian form of Margaret, meaning "pearl."
210. MARIELE: German pet form of Latin Maria, meaning "beloved."
211. MARLENE: Contracted form of German Maria Magdalene, meaning "beloved one of Magdala." 
212. MARLIS: Contracted form of German Maria Liese, meaning "beloved-God is my oath." 
213. MARTHE: French and German form of Martha, meaning "lady." 
214. MAUD: Medieval Low German form of Mahthildis, meaning "mighty in battle."
215. MECHTILDE: German form of Mahthildis, meaning "mighty in battle." 
216. MEIKE: German pet form of Maria, meaning "beloved." 
217. META: German nickname for Margarete, meaning "pearl."
218. METTE: Low German form of Mahthildis, meaning "mighty in battle."
219. MINE: Nickname for German Wilhelmine, meaning "will-helmet."
220. MINNA: Nickname for German Wilhelmina, meaning "will-helmet."
221. MINNIE: Pet form of German Wilhelmina, meaning "will-helmet."
222. MIRJAM: Dutch and German form of Miriam, meaning "beloved."
223. MITZI: German pet form of Maria, meaning "beloved."
224. NADJA: German form of Russian Nadya, meaning "hope."
225. ODELIA: Variant of German Odilia, meaning "wealthy."
226. ODILA: Variant of German Odilia, meaning "wealthy."
227. ODILIA: German feminine form of Norman Odo, meaning "wealthy."
228. ORTRUN: "Point-secret." German name composed of the elements ort "point" and rún "secret."
229. OTTHILD: "Battle of fortune." German name composed of the elements od "fortune, wealth" and hild "battle." This name was given to an asteroid discovered by Karl Wilhelm Reinmuth in Heidelberg, Germany on March 18, 1923. 
230. OTTILA: Variant of German Ottilia, meaning "wealthy."
231. OTTILIA: Feminine form of German Otto, meaning "wealthy."
232. OTTILIE: Variant of German Ottilia, meaning "wealthy."
233. OTTOLINE: Pet form of German Ottilie, meaning "wealthy."
234. RAFFAELA: German feminine form of Rafael, meaning "God has healed."
235. REBEKKA: Danish, German and Norwegian form of Rebecca, meaning "one who snares or traps."
236. REINHILDE: "Battle counsel." German name composed of the elements regin "advice, decision, counsel" and hild "battle."
237. RENATE: Dutch and German form of Renata, meaning "reborn."
238. RIKE: Nickname for German Friederike, meaning "peaceful ruler."
239. ROHESIA: "Famous sort." Old Germanic name composed of the elements hrod "fame, renown" and haid(is) "kind, sort."
240. ROSEMARIE: "Rose-beloved." German compound name composed of Rose "rose" and Marie "beloved."
241. ROSWITHA: "Renowned strength." German name composed of the elements hrod "fame" and swinþ "strength."
242. RUPERTA: Feminine form of Low German Rupert, meaning "famous."
243. SABINE: French and German form of Roman Sabina, meaning "Sabine."
244. SASCHA: German form of Russian unisex Sasha, meaning "defender of mankind."
245. SCHWANHILD: German form of Anglo-Saxon Swanhild, meaning "swan battle."
246. SELMA: Nickname for German Anselma, meaning "God-protection." 
247. SENTA: Pet form of German Kreszentia, meaning "to spring up, grow, thrive."
248. SIBYLLE: French and German form of English Sibyl, meaning "prophetess."
249. SIEGHILD: "Victory-battle." German name composed of the elements sige "victory" and hild "battle." 
250. SIEGLINDE: "Gentle battle." German name composed of the elements sige "victory" and linde "gentle, soft." 
251. SIGI: German unisex pet form of masculine Siegfried "victory-peace" and feminine Sieglinde "gentle battle." 
252. SOFIE: Dutch and German form of French Sophie, meaning "wisdom." 
253. SOMMER: German form of English Summer, meaning "summer."
254. SONJE: German form of Scandinavian Sonja, meaning "wisdom."
255. SUSANNE: German form of Susanna, meaning "lily."
256. SUSE: German nickname for Susanna, meaning "lily."
257. SVENJA: Low German nickname for names beginning with svan, meaning "swan."
258. SWANHILDA: Low German form of Anglo-Saxon Swanhild, meaning "swan battle."
259. SWANHILDE: Variant of German Swanhilda, meaning "swan battle."
260. TABEA: German pet form of Aramaic Tabitha, meaning "gazelle."
261. TATJANA: Croatian, German and Serbian form of Latin Tatiana, which is probably related to Latin tata, meaning "father."
262. TERESIA: German and Swedish form of Teresa, meaning "harvester."
263. THERESIA: Dutch and German form of English Theresa, meaning "harvester."
264. TILL: Low German pet form of names beginning with Diet-.
265. ULRIKE: Danish and German form of Scandinavian Ulrika, meaning "prosperity and power."
266. URSEL: German pet form of Latin Ursula, meaning "little she-bear."
267. USCHI: German pet form of Latin Ursula, meaning "little she-bear."
268. UTE: Feminine form of German Udo, meaning "child." 
269. VALDA: Germanic name derived from the word wald, meaning "power, rule." 
270. VERENA: German name of Latin origin, meaning "sacred wisdom."
271. VIKTORIA: German and Scandinavian form of Roman Victoria, meaning "to conquer; victory."
272. VRENI: Pet form of German Verena, meaning "sacred wisdom."
273. WALBURGA: "Ruler of the fortress." Old German name composed of the elements wald "rule" and burg "fortress." 
274. WALTRAUD: "Foreign strength." German name composed of the elements walh "foreigner" and thrud "strength."
275. WIBEKE: Feminine form of German Wiebe, meaning "war."
276. WIEBKE: Feminine form of German Wiebe, meaning "war."
277. WIGBURG: Germanic name composed of the elements wig "war" and burg "fortress."
278. WILDA: German surname transferred to forename use, meaning "wild."
279. WILHELMINA: Feminine form of German Wilhelm, meaning "will-helmet."
280. WILHELMINE: Feminine form of German Wilhelm, meaning "will-helmet."
281. ZELDA: Nickname for German Griselda, meaning "gray battle maid." 
282. ZENZI: Pet form of German Kreszenz, meaning "to spring up, grow, thrive."

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