Heine

English

Etymology

From German Heine.

Proper noun

Heine

  1. A surname of English-speakers.
  2. A surname of German-speakers, notably of Heinrich Heine, a German poet

Translations


German

Etymology

Shortened from Heinrich, the German cognate of Henry, originally Haimirich, ruler of the home, from haim, home, and rich, powerful.

Proper noun

Heine

  1. A male given name; rarely used today.
  2. A patronymic surname., notably of Heinrich Heine.

Descendants

Transliterations of the German surname
  • Arabic: هاينه (hayna)
  • Armenian: Հայնե (Hayne)
  • Belarusian: Гейнэ (Héjne), Гайнэ (Hájne)
  • Bulgarian: Хайне (Hájne)
  • Chinese:
    Mandarin: 海涅 (Hǎiniè)
  • Georgian: ჰაინე (haine)
  • Greek: Χάινε (Cháine)
  • Hebrew: היינה (hayne)
  • Japanese: ハイネ (Haine)
  • Korean: 하이네 (Haine)
  • Macedonian: Хајне (Hájne)
  • Persian: هاینه (Hâyne)
  • Russian: Ге́йне (Géjnɛ)
  • Serbo-Croatian:
    Cyrillic: Хајне
  • Ukrainian: Гейне (Héjne)
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