Male
- Aiko
- Aleksander
- Andries
- Apke
- Augustus
- Bent
- Broer
- Coerst
- Coob
- Derek
- Driess
- Eiko
- Fester
- Fransiskus
- Gundohar
- Haiko
- Haio
- Hauke
- Heiko
- Heink
- Henner
- Hinrich
- Isbert
- Isbrand
- Izo
- Jabbo
- Jakip
- Jaspert
- Jelle
- Joris
- Klaas
- Klaes
- Klovis
- Lourens
- Merten
- Nickel(s)
- Peik
- Pi(e)ter
- Pier
- Pim
- Pit
- Reemt
- Rickert
- Rokus
- Röpke
- Siemen
- Steffen
- Syrus
- Theumis
- Thiadrick
- Tiark/Tjark
- Tiede
- Tinus
- Tjerk
- Wide
- Wilke
- Wilko
- Wolter
- Ysbran
Female
- Agnete
- Agnet
- Aleit
- Amke
- Anjes
- Anjesse
- Anjet
- Anjette
- Antje
- Anyesse
- Barber
- Beeke
- Beke
- Bekje
- Berber
- Caatje
- Dortje
- Doortje
- Dufina
- Dörtje
- Eefje
- Eefke
- Elke
- Elsche
- Elsebe
- Eske
- Firginia
- Frija
- Frya
- Gretje
- Grietje
- Hinriette
- Hulda
- Imke
- Imma
- Inka
- Jelt(s)je
- Jorin(n)a
- Kaja
- Käthe
- Katryntje
- Keetje
- Klotildis
- Maaike
- Mareike
- Maria
- Martje
- Nine
- Nynke
- Peekje
- P(i)eterke
- Petje
- Pierke/Pierkje
- Pietje/Piertje
- Saar
- Saarke
- Saartje
- Silja
- Silke
- Talea
- Tale
- T(h)alia
- Talisa
- T(h)alke
- Telsa
- Tiada/Tjada
- Tjadina
- Tialda/Tjalda
I love Frisian names. Favorites from this list include Eiko, Jaspert, Klaes, Pier, Pim, Wilko, Elsche, Inka and Nine.
haha as a Frisian myself I can tell you that most of them are Frisian. But some sound really weird to me, more like Scandinavian names. It could be those are North Frisian names. Which is a Frisian* part of today’s Dennark and Germany. All of the Frisian Countries/Provinces have their own Frisian language or dialect and even dozens of dialects within those dialects. As you can see at (*) even the name “Friesland” is different in every form.
*Fryslân (as it is written in my language) was never under one rule. Nordfraschlönj/Nordfriislon (Denmark/Germany)was never connected to West-Friesland (Noord-Holland Netherlands), Fryslân (Netherlands) or OstFriesland (Germany)
This is just an index of the Frisian names I have written about.