Lindert
Germanic · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Lindert
Lindert derives from Germanic roots, combining "lind" (linden tree or soft/gentle) with "bert" (bright/famous), meaning "bright linden" or "famous for gentleness." The name is primarily used in Dutch and German-speaking cultures with roots in Medieval European naming traditions, though it remains relatively uncommon in modern times.
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Etymology
Lindert derives from Germanic roots, combining "lind" (linden tree or soft/gentle) with "bert" (bright/famous), meaning "bright linden" or "famous for gentleness." The name is primarily used in Dutch and German-speaking cultures with roots in Medieval European naming traditions, though it remains relatively uncommon in modern times.
Lindert currently ranks #1,068 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1999.
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