Herman
/ˈhərmən/
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Herman, of German origin, derives from the elements 'heri' meaning 'army' and 'man' meaning 'man', collectively translating to 'noble warrior' or 'high-ranking'. Historically associated with strength, leadership, and loyalty, the name has a dignified and enduring appeal in English-speaking cultures.
Herman Wouk
Novelist, The Caine Mutiny
Herman Welker
Politician, US Senator from Idaho, 1951-57
Herman Van Rompuy
Head of State, Prime Minister of Belgium
Herman Talmadge
Politician, Senator and Governor from Georgia
Herman Melville
Author, Moby Dick
Herman Keiser
Golf, Winner, 1946 Masters Tournament
Herman Kahn
Scholar, Hudson Institute founder
H. H. Holmes
Criminal, The Devil in the White City
Herman Hollerith
Inventor, Invented the punchcard
Herman G. Fisher
Business, Co-Founder of Fisher-Price Toys
Herman Edwards
Football, NFL Coach
Herman Cohen
Diplomat, US Ambassador to Senegal, Gambia 1977-80
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Manny
Herry
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