Old Tyrolean girls' namesCrescentia: Latin, "the growing one, the blossoming one"Dorothea: ancient Greek, "gift of God"Emerentia: Latin, "the worthy, the meritorious"Filomena: ancient Greek, "she who remains faithful to love and friendship"Genoveva: "the weaver of destiny"Kunigunde: Old High German, "the gender, the struggle"Ludmilla: Slavic "the gracious, the kind of the people"Ottilie: Old High German "the possession, the wealth, the inheritance"Scholastica: Latin "the pupil"Zita (Felizitas): Latin "happiness, fertility, bliss"
Old Tyrolean boy namesAmadeus: Latin "the beloved of God"Ambros: ancient Greek "immortal"Baptist: Greek "the baptiser"Cassian: Roman "from the family of the Cassians or the robbed one"Cosmas: Greek "the adorned one, the one who loves order"Pangraz: ancient Greek, "all-encompassing, powerful"Silvester: Latin "man from the forest"Stanislaus: Old Slavic "firmness, hardness, fame"Urban: Latin, "the city dweller, the educated"Walburg: Old High German, "ruler of a castle"
