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Bernard Krichten

in the US

There are 2 people with the name "Bernard Krichten" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Bernard	322
Krichten	142,908
Bernard Krichten	13,226,828

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is 142,904th most common Kraml
is 142,905th most common Krampert
is 142,906th most common Krayeski
is 142,907th most common Krefft
is 142,908th most common Krichten
is 142,909th most common Krigger
is 142,910th most common Krimminger
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is 13,226,824th most common Bernard Krentzin
is 13,226,825th most common Bernard Kressley
is 13,226,826th most common Bernard Kreuzer
is 13,226,827th most common Bernard Kreye
is 13,226,828th most common Bernard Krichten
is 13,226,829th most common Bernard Kridle
is 13,226,830th most common Bernard Kriegel
is 13,226,831st most common Bernard Krier
is 13,226,832nd most common Bernard Kriesel

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Meaning & History

Bernard

Krichten

(male) From an Old French name of Germanic (Frankish) origin, derived from ber(n) ‘bear’ + hard ‘hardy, brave, strong’. This was the name of three famous medieval churchmen: St Bernard of Menthon (923–1008), founder of a hospice on each of the Alpine passes named after him; the monastic reformer St Bernard of Clairvaux (1090–1153); and the scholastic philosopher Bernard of Chartres. It was adopted by the Normans and introduced by them to England. A native Old English form, Beornheard, was superseded by the Norman form.