Albert

原Albert Lebrun (1871-1950) was the 15th President of France from 1932 to 1940.

原Hungarian pronunciation: AWL-bert.

原Albert is a fine boys name that I'm glad to see is popular. It has a classic ring to it and I like "Bert" and "Bertie" as shortened forms.

原The name is also rather common in Iceland. [noted -ed]

原Albert Fish was an American serial killer.

原Albert is of German origin it means of noble birth.

原Prince Henry Charles Albert David Of Wales. Born September 15, 1984.

原Dr. Albert "Ross" Tilley (November 24, 1904 – April 19, 1988) was a Canadian plastic surgeon who pioneered the treatment of burned members of the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War.

原Albert Pieczonka.

原Albert (1738-1822) was the son of Augustus III of Poland and his wife Maria Josepha. He was married to Maria Christina of Austria, the daughter of Maria Theresia and the older sister of Marie Antoinette.

原Albert (1875-1900) was the son of King George of Saxony and his wife Maria Ana of Portugal.

原Albert (1828-1902) was the son of King John of Saxony and his wife Amalie. He later became King of Saxony himself.

原Albert (1895-1952) was the birthname of King George VI, father of current Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain. He was the son of King George V and his wife Mary of Teck and became King in 1936 after his older brother Edward abdicated.

原Albert Victor was the oldest son of King Edward VII of the UK and his wife Alexandra of Denmark. He died age 28, his younger brother became King instead. Some people think that he might have been the real Jack the Ripper.

原I quite like this, particularly with the German and French pronunciations. It's very handsome and distinguished, and has a long history. I'd definitely use it. The only downside is that I really dislike the nicknames Al and Bert, and I wouldn't want people to call my child that. Albie and Bertie are cute nicknames though.

原It means "noble and bright" and Albert Einstein is famous bearer. Wonderful!

原Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse [French Sculptor, 1824-1887].

原Albert Bierstadt (1830-1902) was a German-born American painter.

原Dr Albert Coombs Barnes (January 2, 1872 – July 24, 1951) was an American chemist and art collector.

原Albert Anker (1831-1910) was a Swiss painter. He was one of Adolf Hitler's favourite artists.

原Indeed. I am planning on using it there as well as I am Hungarian. Not in the Top 100, at least since 2000-2009, but I think pronounced the French way it is absolutely stunning. So cute! Almost Albear, but Al-BER, so cute! Sorry. :) In Denmark, Albert is in the top 50 and climbing! I am deciding between Albert and Oliver. The only reason I would go with Oliver (popular in Hungary) is because the name is popular there and across Europe. Albert is not to that degree. But I like Albert, my little bear, and I will use Albert. :)

原Also used in Hungary. [noted -ed]

原I only think of Albert Einstein when I hear this name. The meaning is great and the sound of it is classy, mature, strong. HaHa, Albert Einstein is mainly the reason why I like this name.

原Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha was married to Queen Victoria and was the love of her life.

原Awful. Makes me think of a loud grouchy old man in a wheelchair who pokes people with a cane when he wants something. The only Albert I know doesn't go by Albert, but by his middle name. He doesn't even write it out in his official signature.

原Also a masculine name in Croatia.

原The German pronunciation sounds just like the Polish one: AHL-bert. [noted -ed]

原Albert Hammond and Albert Hammond, Jr. are two famous bearers of this name.Albert Hammond is a musician who is best known for his 1972 song "It Never Rains in Southern California."Albert Hammond, Jr. is also a musician. He is the guitarist for The Strokes as well as a solo artist.

原They even use it, written in the same way, in Hungary.

原Even if some people think this is an old-fashioned name, I quite like it, and the nickname Bertie. By the way, I think this name is used in German as well.

原Albert is not given anymore in France, it's way too old-fashionned and doesn't really sound nice. It sounds like Robert etc, and these are way out of fashion in France.

原You have an error I found.You said that the name "Albert" was born by 2 TWENTIETH century kings from Belgium < How can this be when Albert Einstein was born with the name in 1800's?

原Talented Israeli born fashion designer Alber Elbaz, originally Albert. He is known for his wearable, feminine designs for the oldest extant fashion house Lanvin.

原I find this name very sweet, soft and tender. Perfect name for a gentle and thoughtful boy.

原Singer Kate Bush named her son as Albert, nickname is Bertie.

原Paul McCartney has a song called "Uncle Albert".

原I would think that parents who name their son Albert are very elitist, snobby, conservative, old-fashioned, and tend to be offended by anything slightly controversial. The name sounds quite dated and geeky, even though the nickname Al has none of that snobby elitist vibe to it. However, it sounds like the nickname of a middle-aged guy by now.

原You have to be careful to take accents into account when indicating pronunciation. The "a" in "staff" would have the wrong pronunciation in American English. The "a" in "father" would be better, as this has the sound of German "a" in any accent of English (so far as I know).

原That name is also used in Germany and it is pronounced ALL-Bert but the A is not pronounced like the English all (ohll). It sounds like the A in staff, like every A in German.

原Albert Horák jr. and sr. are fictional characters from the movie "S tebou mě baví svět". They are played by Július Satinský and Marek Dvořák.

原Albert Quinn was a (rather bratty and selfish) character portrayed by Matthew Laborteaux in the later of the popular '70's-'80's television series, "Little House on the Prairie". Albert was not a real person however, the real Ingalls family never adopted a son and instead had 4 daughters and one son who died as an infant.

原I actually like this name. It just has a nice sound to it, and I like Al as a nickname.

原Albert Wesker, ex-S.T.A.R.S. captain, former scientist, and one true badass from the Resident Evil franchise.

原I absolutely love this name! Though, I do prefer the French pronunciation to the English or German.

原It's not entirely true that this name was introduced to Britain by the Normans. It existed in England prior to 1066 in its Anglo-Saxon form 'Æthelbeorht' which is modernised/Normanised as Albert. [noted -ed]

原I was wondering why Prince Albert of England was named Albert even though he was German. And Albert Einstein and a few other Albert's have been German yet this doesn't appear to be an English name.

原I think this is a classic name. It has been popular for over 100 years.

原I simply find it royal. Albert's a royalty name. ;)

原King Albert is the King of the Belgians. He is married to Queen Paola and they have three children together.

原Sad to say the first Albert that comes to my mind is Fat Albert! Hey-hey-hey! Also Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's love, but also a kind of tobacco that inspired the age-old telephone prank played on drugstores: "Do you have Prince Albert in a can? Well, you better let him out quick!" Also a Prince Albert is an especially disgusting type of genital piercing for men.

原Albert Alexandre Louis Pierre Grimaldi, Sovereign Prince of Monaco, is the name of the current ruler of the Principality of Monaco (born March 14, 1958). He took over the throne of Monaco upon the death of his father, Prince Rainier III. His mother was actress Grace Kelly.

原The St. Louis Cardinals' 1st baseman, Albert Pujols, bears this name. He is originally from the Dominican Republic.

原I think it's quite a British name; quite old-fashioned as well. Prince Albert was the prince consort to Queen Victoria. She was devastated when he died young and wore black for the rest of her life in mourning for him.

原Famous bearer is Albert Einstein.

原I think Albert is a much prettier name when pronounced the French way (al-bear).

原Ed Wynn played Uncle Albert, the man who had a "laughing disease," in Disney's "Mary Poppins."

原Albert sounds like an old grandad to me - not a very nice name for a child.