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Name
Dankrad
Gender
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Dankrad is a German and Dutch variant of the ancient Germanic name Thankarat. The masculine first name stands for 'the grateful advice', 'the brilliant advisor', or 'the thinking counselor'.

What does the name Dankrad mean?

Dankrad is a spelling of the ancient Germanic name Thankarat and is used in both German and Dutch. Its meanings include 'the grateful advice', 'the brilliant advisor', or 'the thinking counselor'. The name is composed of the Old High German terms danc or thank for 'thinking', 'thought', 'memory', or 'gratitude' and rat for 'advice', 'counsel', 'advisor', or 'consultation'. Other forms of the name include Dankrat, Thankred, Thancrat, Tankrad, Tancredo, Tankred, Tancredi, Tancrad, Tancred, and Tancrede. The feminine variant is Dankrade.

Where does the name Dankrad come from?

The etymology of Dankrad is of Old High German nature and means 'the grateful advice'. The composition in Old High German consists of danc or thank, which means 'thinking', 'thought', 'memory', or 'gratitude', and rat, which means 'advice', 'counsel', 'advisor', or 'consultation'. The languages in which the name occurs are German and Dutch.

How do you pronounce Dankrad?

The pronunciation of Dankrad is two syllables as 'Dank-rad' [ˈdaŋk.ʁaːt]. The first syllable is characterized by a dense and tension-filled sequence of consonants. The long 'a' in the second syllable opens the sound space, while the hard 't' forms the closure. Dankrad radiates tradition and strength - clearly structured and with a steadfast presence.

When is the name day of Dankrad?

December 16

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Frequently asked questions about the name Dankrad

What is the origin of the name Dankrad?

The name Dankrad has Old High German roots and means 'the grateful advice'.

What does the name Dankrad mean?

Dankrad is composed of the terms for 'thinking' and 'advice' and can be interpreted as 'the thinking counselor'.

How popular is the name Dankrad?

Dankrad is a rare name that occurs in Germany and the Netherlands, but it is not among the most common first names.

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