Sonnich

The first name Sonnich is a Frisian and Low German variant of Sönke. It means something like 'the little son', 'the small son', or 'son of'.

What does the name Sonnich mean?

Sonnich is a Frisian and Low German form of Sönke. This boy's name means 'the little son', 'the small son', or 'son of'. Its roots can be traced back to the Old Frisian *Sunika, which means 'little boy' and 'Sonny', as well as the Old High German sunu for 'son'. Other variants of the name include Söhnke, Sönnich, Söntke, Sünke, Sunke, Süncke, Soenke, Soehnke, and Söncke.

Where does the name Sonnich come from?

The name Sonnich has its origins in Old Frisian and Old High German and means 'the little son'. The etymology goes back to the Old Frisian *Sunika, which means 'little boy', and to the Old High German sunu for 'son'. It is used in the Frisian, Low German, and North Frisian languages.

How do you pronounce Sonnich?

Sonnich is pronounced like 'son-nich'.

Popularity

In Germany, Sonnich is a rare first name. It has not yet appeared in the country's name popularity lists. Its best ranking was in 1986, when it reached 427th place in Denmark. In the last ten years, Sonnich has been given less than 10 times there, resulting in a 2,744th place in the ten-year statistics. From 1985 to 2024, it ranks 1,953rd in Denmark.