Roger

Roger is a variant of the masculine name Rüdiger, which is particularly common in English, Catalan and French -speaking countries ( the origin and meaning of the name see here). The name can also occur as a family name.

Name-day

  • January 4, according to Roger of Ellant († 1162 ), abbot in Élan
  • January 5, according to Roger of Todi ( † 1237 ), Franciscan monk and priest
  • March 1, according to Roger le Fort ( † 1367 ), Archbishop of Bourges

Bearers of the name

Roger as a first name

  • Roger ( born 1985 ), Brazilian footballer, see Roger de Oliveira Bernardo
  • Roger ( Joinville ) ( ~ † 1124 ), Lord of Joinville
  • Roger (Maine ) ( † 900), Count of Maine
  • Roger de Moulins (Latin Rogerius Molinaeus, † 1187 ), Grand Master of the Hospitaller Order
  • Roger I. (Carcassonne ) ( † 1012), Count of Carcassonne
  • Roger I. ( Foix ) ( † 1067), Count of Foix
  • Roger I. (Sicily ) ( 1031-1101 ), Count of Sicily
  • Roger I de Montgomery ( † before 1048), Norman baron
  • Roger I de Tosny († 1040 ), a nobleman of the house Tosny
  • Roger II ( Foix ) ( † 1124 ), Count of Foix
  • Roger II (Sicily ) ( 1095-1154 ), Count, later King of Sicily
  • Roger III. ( Apulia) ( 1118-1149 ), Duke of Apulia
  • Roger III. (Carcassonne ), Count
  • Roger III. ( Foix ) ( † 1147/1148 ), Count of Foix
  • Roger III. (Sicily ) ( 1175-1194 ), co-regent of Sicily
  • Roger III. de Tosny († ~ 1160 ), Norman nobleman, Lord of Tosny, Conches -en- Ouche and Nogent -le- Roi and of Flamstead
  • Roger IV ( Foix ) ( † 1265 ), Count of Foix
  • Roger Bernard I ( Foix ) ( † 1188 ), Count of Foix
  • Roger Bernard II ( Foix ) (* ~ 1195-1241 ), Count of Foix
  • Roger Bernard III. ( Foix ) ( † 1303), Count of Foix
  • Roger of Andria († ~ 1190 ) Sicilian nobleman
  • Roger Asselberghs (1925-2013), Belgian jazz musician
  • Roger Bacon ( 1214-1292/1294 ), English philosopher
  • Roger Baptist (* 1966), German musician
  • Roger de Beaumont ( Barbatus; ~ 1015-1094 ), Norman Noble
  • Roger de Beaumont, 2nd Earl of Warwick ( 1102-1153 ), English nobleman
  • Roger Bissière (1886-1964), French painter
  • Roger Blachon (1941-2008), a French cartoonist.
  • Roger Borsa (~ 1061-1111 ), Duke of Apulia
  • Roger Christian ( hockey player ) ( 1935-2011 ), American ice hockey player
  • Roger Christian ( film director ) ( born 1944 ), British film director
  • Roger Cicero ( b. 1970 ), German - Romanian jazz musician
  • Roger Daltrey ( born 1944 ), British singer
  • Roger Deslaur († ~ 1320), Duke of Athens
  • Roger Ebert (1942-2013), American film critic
  • Roger Federer ( born 1981 ), Swiss tennis player
  • Roger Fenton (1819-1869), English war photographer
  • Roger de Flor (1266-1305), military adventurer
  • Roger le Fort ( ~ 1285/1288-1368 ), Archbishop of Bourges
  • Roger Frugardi (~ 1140-1195 ), Lombard surgeon and surgeon
  • Roger Garaudy (1913-2012), French writer and philosopher
  • Roger Grava (1922-1949), Italian - French footballer
  • Roger Guerreiro ( b. 1982 ), Polish footballer of Brazilian origin
  • Roger Horne ( born 1948 ), German journalist and television presenter
  • Roger Massimo ( b. 1976 ), Swiss rock musician, producer and songwriter
  • Roger Melis (1940-2009), German photographer
  • Roger Miller (1936-1992), American country music singer and songwriter
  • Roger de Montgomerie, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury (~ 1005-1094 ), Norman nobleman, a follower of William the Conqueror
  • Roger Moore ( * 1927), British actor
  • Roger Penrose ( born 1931 ), British physicist
  • Roger de Pins († 1365 ), Grand Master of the Hospitallers
  • Roger Planchon (1931-2009), a French filmmaker, actor, playwright and theater director
  • Roger Schawinski ( b. 1945 ), Swiss media entrepreneur and journalist
  • Roger of Salerno († 1119 ), regent of the Principality of Antioch
  • Roger of Salisbury ( † 1139 ), Bishop of Salisbury
  • Roger of San Severino ( Ruggiero di Sanseverino, † 1285), Count of San Severino and Marsico
  • Roger Schutz (1915-2005), founder of the Taizé Community, see Brother Roger
  • Roger Sessions (1896-1985), American composer
  • Roger Smith ( author) ( born 1960 ), South African author
  • Roger Smith (manager ) ( 1925-2007 ), American Manager
  • Roger Staub (1936-1974), Swiss skier
  • Roger Meddows -Taylor ( born 1949 ), British drummer
  • Roger de Vico Pisano (~ 1140-1220 ), Bishop of Lausanne
  • Roger Waters ( b. 1943 ), British singer, founding member of Pink Floyd
  • Roger de Weck ( born 1953 ), Swiss business journalist, publicist, TV presenter
  • Roger Wehrli ( born 1947 ), U.S. American football player
  • Roger of Wendover († 1236 ), English monk and chronicler
  • Roger Whittaker ( b. 1936 ), British singer
  • Roger Willemsen (* 1955), German journalist, essayist, author and television presenter

Roger as a surname

  • Alexis Roger (1814-1846), French composer
  • Brice Roger (* 1990), a French alpine skier
  • Edouard Roger -Vasselin ( b. 1983 ), French tennis player
  • Estienne Roger (1665/1666-1722), French - Dutch printer and publisher
  • Fabrice Roger- Lacan (born 1966 ), French screenwriter and playwright
  • Gérard Roger, French physicist
  • Jean Roger- Ducasse (1873-1954), French composer
  • Julius Roger (1819-1865), physician, naturalist and folklorist in Upper Silesia
  • Kurt Roger (1895-1966), Austrian composer and musicologist
  • Marie -Sabine Roger ( born 1957 ), French novelist and children's book author
  • Michel Roger ( born 1949 ), Minister of State and Head of Government of Monaco
  • Mike Roger (1930-1984), German pop and pop singer
  • Roger Otto (1841-1915), Augsburg physician, paleontologist and archaeologist
  • Pierre Roger, real name of Clement VI. (~ 1290-1352 ), French Pope
  • Pierre Roger ( float ) ( b. 1983 ), French swimmer
  • Waldemar Roger (also Waldemar Ronger, † 1958), German film producer

More

  • Jolly Roger is a name for the skull and crossbones flag of the pirates, and this also a synonym for the Devil.
  • Roger is the international radio traffic, the confirmation of the receipt of a message to German: Got it!
  • Roger is available after Buchstabiertafel Joint Army / Navy Phonetic Alphabet for r, which in this context for received ( "receive" or undocumented, " get ") stands.
  • Roger is also used colloquially: All Roger within the meaning of everything in order.
  • Roger is the brand name of the luthier Wenzel and Roger Rossmeisl
  • Everything Roger is the title of a CD single and a song of Sportfreunde Stiller
  • Roger- Benz, French automobile manufacturer
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