Origin and Meaning of Ermin

Sincere, steadfast

Origin: Germanic - Derived from the Old High German word 'irmin', which translates to 'universal' or 'whole', often associated with strength and sincerity.

• Ermin is a lesser-known masculine name that has historical roots in Germanic culture and mythology.
• In some Slavic cultures, the name Ermin is considered a variant of the name Herman, which also means 'army man', but the interpretations can vary.
• Notable bearers of the name include Erminio Giordani, an Italian politician, and Ermin Krepor, a noted local cultural figure within certain communities.
• The name Ermin is relatively rare in modern usage, yet it can see occasional spikes in certain regions, particularly where Germanic names are appreciated.
• Variations and related names include Herman, Ermino, and Ermanno in Italian contexts.