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      Meaning of the first name Irmingard

      Origin

      German

      Meaning

      Complete or Universal Warrior

      Variations

      Ermingard, Ermengard, Irmingild
      The name Irmingard is of German origin, derived from the elements ermen, meaning whole or universal, and gard, meaning protector or warrior. Therefore, the name can be interpreted as complete guardian or universal warrior. It conveys a sense of strength, protection, and an all-encompassing nature, suggesting an individual who embodies both power and responsibility.

      Irmingard has historical roots in medieval Germany, associated with nobility and high social status. One notable figure is Irmingard of Hesse, a prominent noblewoman of the 9th century. Over time, the name has been borne by various figures in German literature and history, often symbolizing strength and nobility. Its use has fluctuated over the centuries, adapting to changing cultural contexts while retaining its association with formidable qualities.

      In contemporary society, Irmingard remains relatively uncommon but is still recognized in certain regions, particularly in Germany. It may be found in artistic and literary contexts, reflecting themes of strength and protection. The name has also seen some revival as parents seek distinctive names that denote historical and cultural significance. While not as widespread as other names, Irmingard carries with it a legacy that appeals to those wishing to honor their heritage and imbue their children with a sense of noble strength.

      Based on our records...

      Anderson

      Anderson

      This is the most common surname associated with Irmingard.
      Hans

      Hans

      This is the most common name of those married to a Irmingard.
      Irmingard

      Irmingard

      This is the most common name for a child of a Irmingard.
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      1920 is when there were the most people born with the first name Irmingard.

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