Herman
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Herman is a Dutch and English given name. It's original meaning was "army man" and derives from the Germanic elements "heri" meaning "army" combined with "man" meaning "man" (compare archaic Dutch "heer", meaning "army" and "man") it is cognate with German "Hermann".
- Herman, a comic strip
- Herman, an Anglo-Saxon bishop of the 11th century
- Herman is also a popular given name in the English language
- Saint Herman, a Russian clergyman of the 18th and 19th centuries
- Herman, a German giant rabbit, possibly the largest rabbit on record
- Herman's Hermits, a pop combo
There are also several places named "Herman":
- Herman, Arkansas
- Herman, Dodge County, Wisconsin
- Herman, Minnesota
- Herman, Nebraska
- Herman, Shawano County, Wisconsin
- Herman, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
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