Gerald EGGERT

in North Carolina

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  1. Durham, NC (1)
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Ranking in North Carolina

NameRank
Gerald 172
EGGERT 9,209
Gerald EGGERT 1,749,747
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  1. is 9,205th most common Dacosta
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  1. is 1,749,743rd most common Gerald Efird
  2. is 1,749,744th most common Gerald Eger
  3. is 1,749,745th most common Gerald Egert
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  5. is 1,749,747th most common Gerald Eggert
  6. is 1,749,748th most common Gerald Eichler
  7. is 1,749,749th most common Gerald Eichman
  8. is 1,749,750th most common Gerald Eiden
  9. is 1,749,751st most common Gerald Eidens

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Meaning & History

(male) From an Old French name of Germanic (Frankish) origin, derived from gār, gēr ‘spear’ + wald ‘rule’. It was adopted by the Normans and introduced by them to Britain. There has been some confusion with Gerard. It died out in England at the end of the 13th century. However, it continued to be popular in Ireland, where it had been brought in the 12th century at the time of Strongbow's invasion. It was used in England in the 17th century and revived in the 19th century, along with several other long-extinct names of Norman, Old English, and Celtic origin, and is now more common than Gerard, which survived all along as an English ‘gentry’ name.

Variant: Jerrold.

Short form: Ged.

Pet forms: Gerry, Jerry.

Similar Names and Nicknames

Geraldo, Geralda, Geraldine, Geralde, Gerals, Geraldy, Geralds, Geraldi, Geraldie, Geralg, Eggers, Egger, Eggen, Egge, Eggemeyer, Eggebrecht, Eggenberger, Eggett, Eggeman, Eggebraaten

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