How to Say “Brigitte” in German

Brigitte
Brigitte is the German female given name for Brigitte.
Brigitte is a female given name.

Which one should you use?

While Brigitte is the standard form, Britta is a common diminutive used in casual settings and Brigi is a shortened, more intimate way of addressing someone with this name.

Did you know?

  • The name Brigitte is the German version of the Irish name Brighid, which was associated with the goddess of fire, poetry and smithcraft.
  • The name Brigitte shares a linguistic root with the word bright, as both derive from an ancient Celtic word meaning 'exalted one' or 'high'.
  • The name's popularity in Germany was heavily influenced by the fame of the French actress Brigitte Bardot, who became a cultural icon of freedom and style in the post-war era.

Examples in context

  • Bist du mit Brigitte befreundet?
    Is Brigitte your friend?
    This sentence shows how to ask if someone is friends with Brigitte.
    Tatoeba #11506544 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #2719366 by sundown
  • Brigitte ist ein niederländischer Name.
    Brigitte is a Dutch name.
    This sentence notes that Brigitte is a Dutch name.
    Tatoeba #1087975 by Katheriinne, translation #1087968 by CN
  • Guten Tag, Brigitte. Es freut mich, Sie kennenzulernen.
    Good day, Brigitte. It is a pleasure to meet you.
  • Brigi, kannst du mir bitte helfen, diesen Brief zu schreiben?
    Brigi, can you please help me write this letter?
  • Brigitte arbeitet heute im Büro.
    Brigitte is working in the office today.

Example conversation

Lukas and Julia are talking about their mutual friend.

  1. Lukas

    Hast du Brigitte gestern gesehen?
    Did you see Brigitte yesterday?
  2. Julia

    Ja, ich habe sie im Park getroffen.
    Yes, I met her in the park.
  3. Lukas

    Wie geht es ihr?
    How is she?
  4. Julia

    Sie ist sehr glücklich.
    She is very happy.

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