Germany
Germany is a unisex given name: about 37% of people named Germany are men and 63% are women, so a gendered salutation is a coin flip and the neutral form is the safe choice.
We have limited data on this name. Treat the verdict as a lead, not a certainty.
This name is used for both men and women without a strong lean either way.
- Verdict
- Unisex
- Male / female split
- 37% male / 63% female
- Confidence
- Low (fewer than 8 weighted country observations)
- Most common in
- United States
- US births since 1880
- 177 male / 299 female
- Data
- nam_dict (GFDL) + US SSA
- Updated
- 2026-09-11
How to address Germany
To address Germany when you do not know their gender, use the full name with no title: "Dear Germany," in English, "Guten Tag Germany," in German. About 37% of people named Germany are men and 63% are women, so a gendered salutation is close to a coin flip, and the neutral form above is the safer choice.
Ready-made greetings in six languages
English
Dear Germany,
German
Guten Tag Germany,
French
Bonjour Germany,
Spanish
Estimado/a Germany:
Chinese
Germany您好：
Japanese
Germany様
English
Hi Germany,
German
Hi Germany,
French
Salut Germany,
Spanish
Hola Germany,
Chinese
Germany你好：
Japanese
Germanyさん
This is a statistical estimate, not a statement about the gender, identity or correct form of address of any particular person.
Country breakdown
| Country | How common | Usually | Male share |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | rare | unisex name | 37% |
United States birth data
177 male · 299 female · 476 births recorded
Since 1980: 36% male.
Frequently asked questions
Is Germany a male or female name?
Germany is a unisex given name: about 37% of people named Germany are men and 63% are women, so a gendered salutation is a coin flip and the neutral form is the safe choice.
How do I address Germany in an email?
To address Germany when you do not know their gender, use the full name with no title: "Dear Germany," in English, "Guten Tag Germany," in German. About 37% of people named Germany are men and 63% are women, so a gendered salutation is close to a coin flip, and the neutral form above is the safer choice.
Is Germany a unisex name?
Germany is a unisex name: 37% of people named Germany are men. The split stays close across most of the countries in the data.
Related names
Sources
Gender by country: nam_dict, the c't first-names dictionary by Joerg Michael, roughly 44,000 names across 55 countries, licensed GFDL. US frequencies: United States Social Security Administration baby-name data, public domain. Method: how we classify names. Full dataset: data & licences. Data built 2026-09-11.
DearWho, "Is Germany a male or female name?", https://dearwho.vercel.app/name/germany (accessed 2026-09-11). Data: nam_dict (J. Michael, GFDL) and US SSA, built 2026-09-11.
BibTeX
@misc{dearwho_germany,
title = {Is Germany a male or female name?},
author = {{DearWho}},
year = {2026},
url = {https://dearwho.vercel.app/name/germany},
note = {Data: nam_dict (GFDL), US SSA public domain}
}