قالب:German title

Regarding personal names: [[{{{1}}}]] was a title, translated as , not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated.

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Title	Appearance
Freifrau	Regarding personal names: Freifrau was a title, translated as Baroness, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The title is for the wife of a فرايهر.
Freiherr	Regarding personal names: Freiherr was a title, translated as بارون, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The female forms are فرايهر and فرايهر.
Freiin	Regarding personal names: Freiin was a title, translated as Baroness, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The title is for the unmarried daughters of a فرايهر.
Fürst	Regarding personal names: Fürst was a title, translated as أمير, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The female form is Fürstin.
Fürstin	Regarding personal names: Fürstin was a title, translated as أميرة (لقب), not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The male form is Fürst.
Graf	Regarding personal names: Graf was a title, translated as كونت, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The female form is جراف (لقب ملكي).
Gräfin	Regarding personal names: Gräfin was a title, translated as كونت, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The male form is كراف.
Herzog	Regarding personal names: Herzog was a title, translated as دوق, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The female form is دوق.
Herzogin	Regarding personal names: Herzogin was a title, translated as دوق, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The male form is Herzog.
Prinz	Regarding personal names: Prinz was a title, translated as أمير, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The female form is أميرة (لقب).
Prinzessin	Regarding personal names: Prinzessin was a title, translated as أميرة (لقب), not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The male form is Prinz.
Reichsfreiherr	Regarding personal names: Reichsfreiherr was a title, translated as Baron of the Empire, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The female forms are Reichsfreifrau and Reichsfreiin. Titles using the prefix Reichs- were those created before the fall of the Holy Roman Empire.
Reichsfürst	Regarding personal names: Reichsfürst was a title, translated as Prince of the Empire, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The female form is Reichsfürstin. Titles using the prefix Reichs- were those created before the fall of the Holy Roman Empire.
Reichsgraf	Regarding personal names: Reichsgraf was a title, translated as Count of the Empire, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. The female form is Reichsgräfin. Titles using the prefix Reichs- were those created before the fall of the Holy Roman Empire.
Ritter	Regarding personal names: Ritter was a title, translated as جوزيف نايت, not a first or middle name. Before 1919 preceding the first name, former titles are with people alive after 1919 dependent parts of the surname, thus preceding the main surname and not to be translated. There is no equivalent female form.