Baby Names
Gerard (translation)
Shanna RitmeesterGuest ·
Good afternoon,
I hope someone can help me because I'm at a loss!
We want to name our son after his grandfather, Gerard. However, we feel that Gerard is no longer modern and we're looking for a translation. I've spent many hours searching online, unfortunately without success (besides the standard ones like Garreth, etc., which look too much like Gerard).
As an example: Jan in Celtic is Jevon. I'm looking for something similar.
Who can help me???
Thanks in advance!!!
Kind regards, Shanna
I hope someone can help me because I'm at a loss!
We want to name our son after his grandfather, Gerard. However, we feel that Gerard is no longer modern and we're looking for a translation. I've spent many hours searching online, unfortunately without success (besides the standard ones like Garreth, etc., which look too much like Gerard).
As an example: Jan in Celtic is Jevon. I'm looking for something similar.
Who can help me???
Thanks in advance!!!
Kind regards, Shanna
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irma Guest #2
Oh wow, I don't know if it's that hard. -
Anonymous Guest #3
Gerard is a name of Germanic origin.
Gérard (French),
Gary (English),
Gareth (English and French)
Gellért (In Hungary)
Gérard (In France)
Gerrard (In English-speaking countries and in the Netherlands)
Jerrard (In English-speaking countries)
Gerardo (In Italy and Spain)
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