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Aarik
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ever-ruler; eternal ruler |
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Abelarde
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noble + strong/brave ("noble strength") |
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Abelardo
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Noble and strong (noble strength) |
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Aberto
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noble, bright |
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Acelin
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Likely 'little noble' (from a Germanic root meaning 'noble'); alternate interpretations from related roots may imply 'divine' or similar |
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Ad
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Short form with multiple possible roots - from Germanic 'Adal-' meaning 'noble'; from Latin/Adri- meaning 'from Hadria' (Adrian); or as a diminutive of Adam meaning 'man'. |
Dutch, English, Germanic, Hebrew, Latin |
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Adalard
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From adal 'noble' + hard 'hardy/strong' - 'noble strength' or 'noble and strong' |
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Adalbald
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noble and bold |
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Adalbeorht
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noble + bright |
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Adalberon
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Noble + bear (i.e., "noble bear") |
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Adalrick
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noble ruler |
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Adalson
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son of Adal - 'noble son' or 'son of the noble one' |
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Adalsten
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Noble stone |
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Adalwald
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From adal 'noble' + wald 'rule' - 'noble ruler' |
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Adalwine
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noble friend |
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Adalwinn
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noble friend |
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Adalwold
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noble ruler |
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Addilo
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noble, noble one |
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Adel
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Noble (Germanic); just, fair (Arabic) |
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Adelar
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noble; 'noble one' (derived from the Germanic element adal) |
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Adelberht
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noble-bright (noble + bright) |
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Adelfuns
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noble + ready/eager (roughly 'noble and ready') |
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Adelino
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Noble (diminutive: 'little noble') |
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Adelmo
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noble; often interpreted as 'noble protector' |
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Adelric
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Noble ruler |
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Adelrick
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noble ruler |
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Adelrik
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From adal 'noble' + ric 'ruler, power' - 'noble ruler'. |
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Adlar
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Likely 'noble' or 'noble eagle' (combining adal 'noble' with -ar or influenced by Adler 'eagle') |
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Adolf
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noble wolf |
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Adolph
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From elements adal (noble) + wulf (wolf) - "noble wolf" |
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