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Ardulfo
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From elements meaning 'hard/strong' + 'wolf' - 'strong (or brave) wolf.' |
Germanic |
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Ardwin
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High or noble friend (also interpreted as 'friend of the home' or 'strong friend') |
English, Germanic |
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Arendt
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Derived from 'arn' meaning 'eagle' - 'eagle' or 'eagle-like'. |
Germanic |
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Aribert
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army + bright ("bright army" or "illustrious in battle") |
Germanic |
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Arick
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Ever-ruler; eternal ruler (from Old Norse elements ei- 'ever' + ríkr 'ruler') |
Germanic, Norse |
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Arik
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From Hebrew: "lion" (diminutive of Ariel/Arieh); from Norse/Germanic: "eternal ruler" (variant of Eric) |
Germanic, Hebrew |
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Arland
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Likely from Germanic elements meaning 'arn' (eagle/noble) + 'land' - 'land of the eagle' or 'dweller of the land'. |
English, Germanic |
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Arman
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Hope, aspiration, desire, ideal; also 'dream' in some usages |
Armenian, French, Germanic, Persian |
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Armandos
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army man; soldier, warrior |
Germanic, Spanish |
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Armandus
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army man; man of the army |
Germanic |
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Armann
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Literally 'eagle-man' or 'army/warrior man' in Germanic contexts; alternatively linked to Persian 'Arman' meaning 'wish, hope, ambition'. |
Germanic, Norse |
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Armin
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Whole/universal (Germanic); guardian/protector or trustworthy (Persian) |
Germanic |
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Armino
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Derived from a Germanic root meaning 'whole' or 'universal.' |
Germanic, Spanish |
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Armond
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Army man; soldier |
Germanic |
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Armous
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likely 'army-man' / 'warrior' (soldier, protector) |
Germanic |
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Armund
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Protector of the army |
Germanic |
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Arn
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eagle |
Germanic, Norse |
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Arnal
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eagle ruler |
Germanic |
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Arnald
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Derived from elements meaning 'eagle' + 'rule' - roughly 'eagle ruler' |
Germanic |
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Arnalde
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Eagle ruler (ruler with the strength/power of an eagle) |
Germanic |
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Arnaldo
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Eagle ruler |
Germanic |
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Arnaldus
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From arn 'eagle' + wald/ald 'ruler' - 'eagle ruler' or 'ruler with the strength/power of an eagle'. |
Germanic |
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Arnan
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Uncertain - possibly Hebrew (related to רנן 'ranan' meaning 'joy' or 'song'), or from the Germanic element 'arn' meaning 'eagle', or an Irish/Gaelic form linked to the place-name Aran. |
Gaelic, Germanic, Hebrew, Irish, Norse |
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Arnatt
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Derived from the Germanic element 'arn' meaning 'eagle'; often interpreted as 'eagle' or 'little eagle' |
Germanic, Norse |
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Arnaut
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eagle ruler |
Germanic |
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Arnd
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'Eagle ruler' (derived from arn 'eagle' + wald 'rule') |
Germanic |
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Arndt
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From elements 'arn' (eagle) + 'wald' (rule) - 'eagle ruler' or 'strong as an eagle'. |
Germanic |
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Arnel
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From Germanic elements 'arn' (eagle) + 'wald' (rule) - 'eagle ruler' or 'strong as an eagle' |
Germanic |
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Arnell
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Derived from 'arn' meaning 'eagle' - conveys 'eagle' or 'eagle's power' (sometimes treated as a diminutive 'little eagle') |
Germanic |
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Arneot
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Derived from the Germanic element 'arn' meaning 'eagle' - essentially 'eagle' or 'little eagle'. |
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