104 Amazing German Nicknames for Girls and Guys 2020 Update

104 Amazing German Nicknames for Girls and Guys 2020 Update.

Hey Guys! Are you searching for German Nickname? Keep reading if you’re looking for good German nicknames to call someone; a girl, a guy, lover, relative, or even stranger.

We use words of endearment in Germany, as in many other cultures, to show our male and female partners how much we love them. We still have nicknames that are used by people to make fun of.

Also, you’ll find a lot of awesome nicknames below, whether you need a German word for your lover or you need funny German nicknames to call your German buddy, or maybe you need German endearment terms for a child or grandmother.

German Nicknames for Girls

• Holde Maid (holde mi:d): it means you are lively and attractive.
• Barbie: it means you are as beautiful and slim as a Barbie doll.
• Augenweide (augenwi:de): it means you are a very beautiful
• Rose: It means “Rose.”
• Blume: it means you are a pretty person that looks like a flower.
• Pocahontas: it means you are as beautiful as an Indian female.
• Dornröschen: The German equivalent of “Sleeping Beauty.”
• Göttlich Schöne (götlich ʃöne): it means you are as beautiful as if God made you.
• Amazone: it means you are a huge woman a man cannot forget.
• Herzensschöne: it means you are beautiful by heart.
• Cheri (ʃeri): it means you are worthy and expensive.
• Meine Königin (mi:ne königin): it means there is nobody as high and as mighty as you.
• Venus: it means you are full of love and a gorgeous person.
• Beauty: it means you are good-looking.
• Bienchen (bi:nchen): it means you are as sweet as a little bee.
• Perle: it means you are as beautiful as a pearl.
• Mausi (mauzi): it comes from the word mouse and says you are sweet and tiny.
• Cinderella: it means you are more beautiful than a princess.
• Allerliebste (alerli:bste): it means you are the best of all.
• Babe: it means you are as sweet as a baby, and you are not too tall for me.
• Diva (de:VA): it means you are an elegant woman, and you know who you are.
• Bunny: it means you are an attractive lady.
• Sonnenblume (sonenblu:me): Is she your pretty Sunflower?
• Angebetete: means you are the most adorable woman in the world.
• Aphrodite: it means you are the goddess of love.

German Nicknames for Guys

Need a German nickname for your boyfriend? or any other guy at all, here are some good German nicknames for guys:

• Bärchen: it means you are lovable like a tiny bear.
• Beau (bo): it means you are a beautiful
• Froschkönig (froʃkönik): it means you are my prince, but I could not see it at first sight
• König (könik): it means you are my one and everything.
• Zorro: it Zorro means you are a fast lover and you are very powerful.
• Champ: it means you are a very successful person
• Indianer (indianer): it means you are a male with terrific
• Adonis: is from Ancient Greek, it is used for an attractive man.
• Held : means you are like a hero to me and you have done something special in my life.
• Brummbär: it means you are generally nice but sometimes in a bad mood.
• Amor: it means you can make me fall in love with you.
• Göttergatte: it means you are my husband, but you like yourself best.
• Märchenprinz: it means you are the man I had always dreamed of.
• Yuppie: it means you have a lot of money and you show it.
• Schmusekater (ʃmusekater): it means you are as cuddly as a male cat.
• Adrenaline: it means you give me the power to be stronger than before.
• Casanova: it means you love too many women.
• Herzkasperl (herzkasperl): it means you make my heart beating.
• Chefkoch (ʃefkoch): it means you are an excellent
• Captain: it means you are the authority in my life and you know where to go.

Unisex German Nicknames

• Knuddelbär (knuddlbaer): it means “Huggybear.”
• Zuckerschnute (tsukkerschnute): it means your mouth is as sweet as sugar.
• Juwel (djuel): it means you are like a gem to me. You are extremely valuable.
• Schnuckelhase (ʃnuklhaze): it means you are cuddly like a hare.
• Naseweiß (nazewi:s): it means clever or know-it-all.
• Schnecke (ʃneke): it means snail, and weirdly in Germany, snail is a term of endearment.
• Häschen: it means “little hare.”
• Sonnenschein (sonenʃin): it means you are my sunshine.
• Rehlein: it means “little deer.”
• Liebling (li:bling): it means darling in German, and it is most popular next to Schatz.
• Hasi (hazy): it means hare or rabbit and means that your partner is soft and cuddly.
• Zuckerschnecke (Zukkerʃneke): it means sugar snail.
• Seelenpartner (se:lenpartner): it means we share the same soul.
• Schnuckelchen: it means Sweetcheeks
• Engel (engel): it means you are like an angel to me.
• Honigbiene (honikbi:ne): it means “Honeybee.”
• Gürkchen: is the translation for little pickle and means you are delicious to me.
• Butterherzchen: it means your heart is as satiable as butter.
• Spätzchen: it means “little sparrow.”
• Schokoladenherz (ʃokoladenherz): it means your heart is as sweet as chocolate.
• Schlafmütze (schla:fmitze): is used for someone who a bit too slow for your taste.
• Herzblatt : literally translates to “heart leaf,” but figuratively it means “sweetheart.”
• Honigmäulchen: it means you like sweet things very much.
• Goldstück: it means you are as worthy as gold to me; you are of high value.
• Stern (ʃtern): it means “Star.
• Mein Stern (myn stern): means you are my Star.
• Schnuckiputzi (ʃnukiputzi): it means Sweetie Pie/Cutie Pie.
• Ein und Alles (yn und ales): it means you are my one and everything.

Funny German Nicknames

A list of nicknames wouldn’t be complete without funny nicknames, here are funny German nicknames to call anyone:

• Faulpelz (faulpels): it means Lazyass.
• Heinzelmännchen (hi:nzelmenchen): it means you are hard-working but a little bit too small.
• Brummel (brumel): it means you are in a bad mood but still sweet.
• Flusspferd (flusferd): it means you are fat as a hippo.
• Zottel (zotel): it means you have scruffy hair.
• Hörnchen (hörnchen): it means you are as sweet as a croissant.
• Alibaba: it means you bring magic into my life but please do not bring your 40 robbers.
• Frechdachs (frechdaks): Frechdachs is best translated to mean “Riff Raff.”
• Honigkuchenpferd (honikkuchenferd): it means honey cake horse which is somebody who is full of luck.
• Honigschnitte (honikʃnitte): it means you are as sweet as a slice of bread with butter and honey.
• Grinsebär (grinseber): Grinsebär means you are smiling like a honey bear.

German Nickname for Lovers

• Hase – it means bunny
• Zaubermaus – magic mouse
• Birchen – it means little bear
• Liebester – t is used to call someone dear
• Hascha – it means cute bunny
• Libeling – love
• Liebchen – it means sweetheart
• Mein Kon – dee – it means my true love
• Honigbar – honey bear
• Moppelchen – it means a little chubsy

German Nicknames for Grandmother

• Mega – a sweet one
• Oma – a classical german nickname for grandma
• Mima – for a grandma who looks like your mother
• Gams
• Giggy – for grandma who always make you smile
• Marmee
• Nandy – the grandma who is sweet and candy
• Mawa – uniqueness
• Gran
• Mazmi – a unique nickname for a young grandma

Do you know some amazing German word for endearment or a nickname that we missed out? Please add it in the comments section