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Dutch baby names

15 dutch baby names โ€” each with its meaning, origin and pronunciation.

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NameOriginPronunciationMeaningPopularity
Skylar UnisexDutch/SKY-lar/Scholar, protection.89/100
Koen BoyDutch/KOON/Bold advisor; brave.66/100
Harlem UnisexDutch/HAR-lem/From Haarlem; home on the forested dunes.54/100
Coen BoyDutch/KOON/Bold advisor; brave.52/100
Roosevelt BoyDutch/ROH-zuh-velt/From a Dutch surname meaning rose field, borne by two American presidents.92/100
Dewitt BoyDutch/duh-WIT/From Dutch surname de Wit meaning the white one.80/100
Schuyler BoyDutch/SKY-lur/From Dutch meaning scholar.77/100
Willem BoyDutch/WIL-em/The Dutch form of William, derived from Germanic meaning resolute protector.63/100
Madelon GirlDutch/MAD-uh-lon/Dutch variant of Magdalene; means from Magdala.55/100
Schyler BoyDutch/SKY-ler/Variant of Schuyler or Skyler, meaning scholar.46/100
Vander BoyDutch/VAN-der/From or of, a prefix found in Dutch surnames used as a given name.43/100
Saskia GirlDutch/SAS-kee-uh/Dutch name derived from Saxon or Saxony.36/100
Anneke GirlDutch/ahn-EH-kuh/Dutch diminutive of Anna, meaning grace.32/100
Riaan BoyDutch/REE-ahn/Little king.32/100
Riker BoyDutch/RY-ker/Richer or wealthy, Dutch occupational or descriptive name.22/100

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How many dutch baby names are there?

NameTheKid lists 15 dutch baby names, each with its meaning, origin and pronunciation.

What are some popular dutch baby names?

Popular choices include Skylar, Koen, Harlem, Coen, Roosevelt.