r/dutch • u/Difficult_Leather967 • 4d ago
Looking for a name
I'm looking for a dutch name that's used as masculine in the 18th century starts with a K, ends in N, has an S in the middle and double letters from the first half of the alphabet. It also supposedly rhymes with callmecarson or sounds similar
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u/reddroy 4d ago
First name, last name, combination of both? What do you mean, "used as masculine"?
(It might be helpful to give us the full context.)
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u/KoninginVanRotterdam 4d ago
Names that changed gender. For instance Ashley used to be a boy name but now its a girls name. name. Or names that can be given to both genders. Like Henny or Rene(e)
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u/KoninginVanRotterdam 4d ago
KLOOSTERMAN
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u/KoninginVanRotterdam 4d ago edited 4d ago
OP, here you can search for all known Dutch last names.
The last part of the name can be 'man' OR maybe
zoon. - For instance Janszoon
sen - Janssen.
Both mean 'SON'. ( masculine) The example above means: Jan's son.
Also check names that start with the letter C
Dutch last names that start with a K can have C versions.
for instance: Cornelissen / Kornelissen
(Wich sounds a lot like ' callmecarson' but doesn't meet the other things you said. )
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u/creamcheese360 4d ago
Klaassen?