Annegert

Annegert is a traditional German first name for girls, formed from the combination of the names Anne and Gerta. The name Anne is translated as 'the Graced' and is a short form of the Hebrew name Hannah.

What does the name Annegert mean?

Annegert is composed of the names Anne and Gerta. Anne means 'the Graced' and is a short form of Hannah, a Hebrew name. Gerta is a shortened form of Gertrud and is often interpreted as 'the Strong with the Spear'. A common variant of this name is Anne-Gertrud.

Where does the name Annegert come from?

The name Annegert has its roots in Old High German as well as in Hebrew, meaning 'the Graced' or 'the Strong with the Spear'. The components of origin can be found in Old High German and Hebrew: Anne derives from channah, which means 'the Grace', while Gerta comes from ger and trud, meaning 'the spear' and 'strong, power, violence', respectively. The language is Old German.

How do you pronounce Annegert?

The pronunciation of Annegert is three syllables and clearly structured. In German, the name is usually pronounced as 'An-ne-gert' [ˈanəɡɛʁt], with the emphasis on the first syllable. The firm 'gert' at the end gives the name a compact, slightly rugged sound. The combination of a gentle beginning and a striking conclusion creates an exciting auditory image. Annegert thus appears down-to-earth and determined - structured, factual, and present.

Popularity

In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the name Annegert is common in certain regions. In Germany, it is primarily found in Brandenburg, Lower Saxony, and Saxony-Anhalt, where it occurs in these federal states at a rate of 33.3%. Currently, there are no statistical data available in Austria. In Switzerland, Annegert is especially prevalent in Appenzell Ausserrhoden, Jura, Nidwalden, and St. Gallen, each with a distribution of 25%.

Famous people

• Annegert Fuchshuber (1940-1998), children's book illustrator and author