Germans
JER-manz
A plural surname-style name tied to the German people or language, not a traditional standalone given name.
Meaning
As a given-name form, Germans is best understood as a name derived from the ethnonym for people of Germany, from the Germanic root behind 'German.' In English usage it reads more like a surname or identity name than a classic baptismal given name, and the excerpted books do not supply a special Christian-name meaning for it.
Origin
EnglishGermanvaries by culture
Fun fact
The provided excerpts mention Germans as a people who helped popularize the idea of double names, but not as a standard given name itself.
Confidence: mixed. Sources: History of Christian Names.