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Regarding personal names: {{
#switch: {{{1}}}
| Herzog = {{lang|de|[[Herzog (title)|Herzog]]}}
| Prinz = {{lang|de|Prinz}}
| ''{{lang|de|[[{{{1}}}]]}}''
}} was a title before 1919, but now is regarded as part of the surname. It is translated as {{
#switch: {{{1}}}
| Edle = a ''noble (one)''
| Edler = a ''noble (one)''
| Freifrau = ''[[Baron]]ess''
| Freiherr = ''[[Baron]]''
| Freiin = ''[[Baron]]ess''
| Fürst = ''[[Prince]]''
| Fürstin = ''[[Princess]]''
| Graf = ''[[Count]]''
| Gräfin = ''[[Countess]]''
| Herzog = ''[[Duke]]''
| Herzogin = ''[[Duchess]]''
| Prinz = ''[[Prince]]''
| Prinzessin = ''[[Princess]]''
| Reichsfreiherr = ''Baron of the Empire''
| Reichsfürst = ''Prince of the Empire''
| Reichsgraf = ''Count of the Empire''
| Ritter = ''[[Knight]]''
}}. Before the August 1919 abolition of nobility as a legal class, titles preceded the full name when given ({{lang|de|Graf Helmuth James von Moltke}}). Since 1919, these titles, along with any nobiliary prefix ({{lang|de|von}}, {{lang|de|zu}}, etc.), can be used, but are regarded as a dependent part of the surname, and thus come after any given names ({{lang|de|Helmuth James Graf von Moltke}}). Titles and all dependent parts of surnames are ignored in alphabetical sorting. {{
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| Edle = The masculine form is {{lang|de|[[Edler]]}}.
| Edler = The feminine form is {{lang|de|Edle}}.
| Freifrau = The title is for the wife of a {{lang|de|[[Freiherr]]}}.
| Freiherr = The feminine forms are {{lang|de|[[Freifrau]]}} and {{lang|de|[[Freiin]]}}.
| Freiin = The title is for unmarried daughters of a {{lang|de|[[Freiherr]]}}.
| Fürst = The feminine form is {{lang|de|[[Fürstin]]}}.
| Fürstin = The masculine form is {{lang|de|[[Fürst]]}}.
| Graf = The feminine form is {{lang|de|[[Gräfin]]}}.
| Gräfin = The masculine form is {{lang|de|[[Graf]]}}.
| Herzog = The feminine form is {{lang|de|[[Duchess|Herzogin]]}}.
| Herzogin = The masculine form is {{lang|de|[[Duke|Herzog]]}}.
| Prinz = The feminine form is {{lang|de|[[Prinzessin]]}}.
| Prinzessin = The masculine form is ''[[Prinz]]''.
| Reichsfreiherr = The feminine forms are {{lang|de|Reichsfreifrau}} and {{lang|de|Reichsfreiin}}. Titles using the prefix {{lang|de|Reichs-}} were those created before the fall of the [[Holy Roman Empire]].
| Reichsfürst = The feminine form is {{lang|de|Reichsfürstin}}. Titles using the prefix {{lang|de|Reichs-}} were those created before the fall of the [[Holy Roman Empire]].
| Reichsgraf = The feminine form is {{lang|de|Reichsgräfin}}. Titles using the prefix {{lang|de|Reichs-}} were those created before the fall of the [[Holy Roman Empire]].
| Ritter = There is no equivalent feminine form.
}}<noinclude>

==Usage==

{| class="wikitable"
! template !! usage
|-
| {{lts|German title}} || {{tlx|German title|{{angle bracket|Title}}}}
|-
! Title !! Appearance
|-
| Edle || {{German title|Edle}}
|-
| Edler || {{German title|Edler}}
|-
| Freifrau || {{German title|Freifrau}}
|-
| Freiherr || {{German title|Freiherr}}
|-
| Freiin || {{German title|Freiin}}
|-
| Fürst || {{German title|Fürst}}
|-
| Fürstin || {{German title|Fürstin}}
|-
| Graf || {{German title|Graf}}
|-
| Gräfin || {{German title|Gräfin}}
|-
| Herzog || {{German title|Herzog}}
|-
| Herzogin || {{German title|Herzogin}}
|-
| Prinz || {{German title|Prinz}}
|-
| Prinzessin || {{German title|Prinzessin}}
|-
| Reichsfreiherr || {{German title|Reichsfreiherr}}
|-
| Reichsfürst || {{German title|Reichsfürst}}
|-
| Reichsgraf || {{German title|Reichsgraf}}
|-
| Ritter || {{German title|Ritter}}
|}

[[Category:German noble templates|German title]]
</noinclude>

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