What does Schubert mean?

Schubert as a boys' name is of German origin, and the meaning of Schubert is "shoe-maker". Occupational name made famous by 19th century German composer Franz Schubert.

STARTS/ENDS WITH Sch-, -bert

ASSOCIATED WITH famous, 19th century

Variations

VARIANT Shubert

How popular is Schubert?

Schubert is an unusual first name for men but a very prominent surname for both adults and children (#2664 out of 150436, Top 2%). (2000 U.S. CENSUS)

Similar Names

Recommended sound-alike names are Abert, Adalbert, Adelbert▼, Ailbert (see Albert), Albert▼, Aubert, Calbert, Colbert, Couvert (see Covert), Culbert, Cuthbert, Dagbert, Dagobert, Dalbert, Delbert▼, Dilbert, Ebert, Ecbert (see Egbert), Eckbert (see Egbert), Egbert, Elbert▼, Ethelbert, Fabert, Filbert, Fulbert, Gilbert▼, Guilbert, Halbert, Harbert, Herbert▼, Heribert, Hobert▼, Hubert▼, Hulbert, Humbert, Hurlbert, Ingbert (see Inglebert), Lambert, Landbert (see Lambert), Norbert▼, Obert, Osbert, Philbert, Radbert, Rigobert, Robert▼, Roxbert, Rupert▼, Saber, Sandberg, Schultz, Schura (see Shura), Schuylar, Schuyler, Schylar, Schyler, Scout, Scribner, Seabert, Sebert, Seibert, Shabat, Shabbat, Shefer, Shomer, Shura, Squier, Squiers, Stanbery, Stuart▼, Sudbery (see Sudbury), Talbert, Thorbert, Torbert and Wilbert▼. These names tend to be more frequently used than Schubert.