Dutch girl names?
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Anonymous
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Elke
Brigitta Anneliese (CAREFUL with this one) Greet/ Greetje Roosje Katelijn/ Katje Mieke Annika |
Anonymous
| Rozemarijn |
Anonymous
Why careful with this one? |
Anonymous
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Saskja
Gerda Liesbeth Marijke Els Ineke Geertruida |
Anonymous
Oh and Johanna |
Anonymous
It sounds like anal? |
Anonymous
Another vote for Anneke, although spelling it Annika would probably make her life easier. Also: Janna, Marike/Marika |
Anonymous
I recently met a Dutch woman named Mieke, pronounced Meek-uh. Once I learned how to pronounce it (I had only seen her name written before being introduced) I liked it. |
Anonymous
| Lina |
Anonymous
Those are German names, not Dutch. |
Anonymous
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Mirte
Mathilde Johanna Josina |
Anonymous
| I love Annika because it will always remind me of Pippi Longstocking. |
Anonymous
Olga is a Russian name, not a German name. Heidi is a Swiss diminutive. Ingrid is really a Scandinavian name, not a German one. And the diminutive of Margaret in German is Grete (like Gretel), not Greta. |
Anonymous
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OP, BabyNameWizard says that the top Dutch girl names in 2012 were:
Emma Sophie Julia Anna Lisa Isa Eva Saar Lotte Tess Lynn Fleur Sara Lieke Noa Fenna Sarah Mila Sanne Roos |
Anonymous
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Marja
Sanne Hilke Liesbeth these are just some of the first names of Dutch women I know (my sister went to U of Amsterdam and lived there for a number of years....). |