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Female Austrian Names

Every cue below is locked to female austrian names. Austrian names that pair alpine German surnames with the given names you would hear in a Viennese coffeehouse.

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About female austrian names

How female austrian names are built

An Austrian name is a given name plus a surname, drawn from 108 male and 131 female given names against a shared 188-entry surname bank. Friedrich Kogler is a male given name plus surname; Henriette Steininger is the female version; Bernd Lederer is another male draw.

  • Friedrich Kogler

    Friedrich (male given) + Kogler (surname)

  • Henriette Steininger

    Henriette (female given) + Steininger (surname)

  • Bernd Lederer

    Bernd (male given) + Lederer (surname)

Sourced from Attested public Austrian name data (Wikipedia and Wiktionary category memberships; Wikidata given names by gender) (CC BY-SA 4.0; Wikidata CC0 1.0).

Naming notes

The surname bank is shared by both sexes and is the largest of the three banks at 188 entries, so surnames vary more than given names. Given names sit in separate male and female banks of similar size. Use this as an Austrian label, distinct from a generic German set by its surname stock.

Questions about female austrian names

How is an Austrian name put together here?
Given name first, surname second. The generator pairs one of 108 male or 131 female given names with one of 188 shared surnames, so Friedrich Kogler is given plus surname.
Do men and women draw different surnames?
No. The 188-entry surname bank is shared, so a family name like Kogler or Lederer can attach to either a male or a female given name.
Why do surnames vary more than given names?
The shared surname bank holds 188 entries against 108 male and 131 female given names, so across many draws the surnames spread wider than the forenames.