Lammert
Dutch · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Lammert
Lammert is a Dutch and Low German diminutive form of Lambert, derived from the Germanic elements "land" (territory) and "berht" (bright), meaning "bright land" or "famous in the land." The name is primarily used in the Netherlands, Germany, and Frisia, with roots in medieval Germanic Christian traditions.
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Etymology
Lammert is a Dutch and Low German diminutive form of Lambert, derived from the Germanic elements "land" (territory) and "berht" (bright), meaning "bright land" or "famous in the land." The name is primarily used in the Netherlands, Germany, and Frisia, with roots in medieval Germanic Christian traditions.
Lammert currently ranks #90 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1925.
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