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🇩🇪 Germany (large cities)

Official first-name statistics for Germany (large cities) from the open-data portals of Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Leipzig, Dortmund, Essen, Bonn, Wuppertal and Rostock: 625,888 births recorded 2017–2025. In 2025, the most given names were Emilia and Noah.

625,888 2017–2025
3,327Names
the open-data portals of Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Leipzig, Dortmund, Essen, Bonn, Wuppertal and Rostockeach city's licence applies (Datenlizenz Deutschland 2.0, CC0, CC BY); see the c

Girls · 2025

  1. 1Emilia
  2. 1Emma
  3. 3Mia
  4. 4Mila
  5. 5Clara
  6. 6Sophia
  7. 7Lia
  8. 7Charlotte
  9. 9Lina
  10. 10Ella
  11. 11Nora
  12. 12Leonie
  13. 13Ida
  14. 14Léa
  15. 15Romy
  16. 16Luna
  17. 17Marie
  18. 18Olivia
  19. 19Amalia
  20. 20Emily

Boys · 2025

  1. 1Noah
  2. 2Felix
  3. 3Emil
  4. 4Léon
  5. 4Paul
  6. 6Léo
  7. 7Théo
  8. 8Elias
  9. 9Anton
  10. 9Adam
  11. 11Liam
  12. 12Oskar
  13. 13Levi
  14. 14Maximilian
  15. 15Luca
  16. 16Ben
  17. 17Jakob
  18. 18Theodor
  19. 19Matteo
  20. 20Milan

Rising fast

2020 → 2025

  1. +5,336%Kleo
  2. +5,003%Jakov
  3. +4,669%Maleo
  4. +4,336%Zayd
  5. +4,002%Sanad
  6. +3,669%Adian
  7. +3,335%Imani
  8. +3,335%Fatoumata

Falling

2020 → 2025

  1. −99%Joël
  2. −98%Lionel
  3. −98%Mehmet
  4. −98%Sena
  5. −98%Victor
  6. −98%Emelie
  7. −98%Franziska
  8. −98%Janne

Average name length (letters)

Share of births going to the 10 most common names

Are countries choosing the same names?

CountrySimilarity of name choices
🇦🇹 Austria90%
🇨🇭 Switzerland84%
🇧🇪 Belgium74%
🇨🇦 Québec67%
🇨🇦 Ontario66%
🇨🇦 British Columbia62%
🇨🇦 Alberta61%
🇺🇸 United States61%