Forename Hedwig

In the world, Hedwig (Hedwig , Хедвиг , הדוויג ) is a common female forename. The forename Hedwig is habitual in Germany, where it is quite a common female name, Austria, where it is quite a rare female name, and Namibia. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Germany, the United States, and Brazil. Very seldom, Hedwig is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Hedwig

name Eduviges, name Гедвиг, name Ядвига, name Hedvika, name Helwig, name Edvige, name Гедвіг, name Hedvigis, name Edwige, name Hadewig, name Helvig, name Хедвига, name Хедвиг, name 愛雲, name Edviges, name Ядвіга, name Hedvig, name Гедвига, name Heilwig, name Гедвіга, name Hedviga, name ידביגה, name הדוויג, name Hadwig, name Edwig, name Jadwiga, name Hedwig, name Hedwige, name Eduvigis

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Hedwig	Austria, Germany, Brazil, United States, Belgium
Хедвиг	Russia, Bulgaria
הדוויג	Israel

First names said to be same

Eduviges, Eduvigis, Edvige, Edviges, Edwig, Edwige, Hadewig, Hadwig, Hedvig, Hedviga, Hedvigis, Hedvika, Hedwige, Heilwig, Helvig, Helwig, Jadwiga, Гедвиг, Гедвига, Гедвіг, Гедвіга, Хедвига, Ядвига, Ядвіга, ידביגה, and 愛雲

First name Hedwig in the context

Hedwig is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Hedwig Bronski , the fictional character from The Tin Drum by Günter Grass; Hedwig , the Harry Potter’s owl; Hedwig of Malleore , the fictional queen from the Witcher series; Hedwig Harmsen , character in Goede tijden, slechte tijden and Hedwig , the operatic character in the opera Pique Dame by Franz von Suppé; in love with and loved by Emil, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	hedwig Saxon noble woman, DE (b. 778)
	hedwig of saxony Mother of Hugh Capet (b. 922)
	hedwig von nordgau Countess of Luxembourg, LU (b. 922)
	hedwig von nellenburg Peerage person ID=569119 (b. 995)
	hedwig of france, countess of nevers daughter of Robert II of France (b. 1003)
	hedwig de montagu gravin van tei Peerage person ID=593368 (b. 1035)
	hedwig von wolhusen (b. 1050)
	hedwig von ballenstedt German Margrave of Meissen (b. 1140)
	hedwig of gudensberg German noblewoman (1098-1148) (b. 1098)
	hedwig of bohemia Peerage person ID=9011 (b. 1154)
	hedwig of formbach (b. 1100)
	hedwig von andechs Duchess of Silesia (1174–1243), DE (b. 1174)
	hedwig of hungary Peerage person ID=114063 (b. 1150)
	hedwig Duchess of Poland (b. 1150)
	hedwig of meissen (1200-1249) (b. 1200)

Characteristic surnames

Beck, Krause, Peters, Thomas, Walter, Wagner, Werner, Müller, Schmidt, Schmitt, Schmitz, Schwarz, Baumann, Richter, Neumann, Hofmann, Fischer, Schäfer, Hartmann, Herrmann, Hoffmann, Williams, Kaiser, Becker, Schmid, Schulz, Koch, Roth, Lang, Jung, Wolf, Mayer, Maier, Meier, Meyer, Smith, Schneider, Bauer, Klein, Lange, Jones, Huber, Vogel, Frank, Fuchs, Weiss, Weber, Muller, Braun, and Zimmermann