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Michael, Thomas und Andreas machen Geschäfte

Der Spiegel Social JusticeNews ReportDE 1 min read 100% complete by DER SPIEGELMarch 26, 2026 at 11:54 AM
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Eine Analyse von über 1,2 Millionen Namen zeigt, dass traditionelle deutsche Männernamen dominieren. Michael führt die Liste mit 35.908 Nennungen an, gefolgt von Thomas und Andreas. Weibliche Vornamen sind deutlich seltener vertreten; Sabine ist der häufigste Frauenname auf Platz 64. Von allen analysierten Namen sind nur rund 12 Prozent weiblich. Bei Betrachtung der eindeutig zuordenbaren Namen liegt der Frauenanteil bei etwa 14 Prozent, während Männer etwa 86 Prozent ausmachen. Etwa 15,5 Prozent der Namen sind geschlechtsneutral.

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Of the 1,250,810 names evaluated, 149,542 are female (around twelve percent).

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Sabine is the most frequent female first name, ranking 64th overall with 3884 mentions.

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Andreas is the third most frequent first name with 27,309 mentions.

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Thomas is the second most frequent first name with 35,347 mentions.

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Michael is the most frequent first name with 35,908 mentions.

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Key Entities & Roles

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Katja 30% Susanne 35% Claudia 40% Andrea 40% Petra 50% Sabine 60% Andreas 70% Thomas 80% Michael 90%

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vornamenranking 90% deutsche männernamen 80% weibliche vornamen 70% geschlechterverteilung 60% männeranteil 50% frauenanteil 50%

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