How to Say “Caleb” in German

Caleb
Caleb is the German form of the biblical name Caleb.
Caleb is a proper noun used to refer to the biblical character. It is a masculine given name.
Meaning: biblical character (name)

Which one should you use?

Caleb is the standard form of the name, while Cal is an informal way to address someone named Caleb.

Did you know?

  • Unlike common names that change significantly between English and German, such as 'John' becoming Johannes, Caleb remains virtually identical in both languages.
  • While Caleb is a biblical name, it is often perceived by native Germans as a 'modern' or 'international' name rather than a traditional Germanic one.
  • In German, the letter 'C' at the start of a name can sometimes lead a speaker to use a 'K' sound, making the name sound like Kaleb.

Examples in context

  • Wie geht es dir, Caleb?
    How are you, Caleb?
  • Caleb, möchtest du etwas trinken?
    Caleb, would you like something to drink?
  • Caleb ist ein Name aus der Bibel.
    Caleb is a name from the Bible.
  • In der Geschichte kommt Caleb vor.
    Caleb appears in the story.
  • Wer war Caleb?
    Who was Caleb?

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a religious book.

  1. Hannah

    Kennst du den Mann namens Caleb?
    Do you know the man named Caleb?
  2. Julian

    Ja, er wird oft erwähnt.
    Yes, he is often mentioned.
  3. Hannah

    Julian, kannst du mir mehr über Caleb erzählen?
    Julian, can you tell me more about Caleb?
  4. Julian

    Gerne, Hannah, ich lese gerade darüber.
    Gladly, Hannah, I am reading about him right now.
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