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Arnet
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little eagle |
French, Germanic |
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Arnhold
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From elements arn 'eagle' and hold/hald (rule/gracious) - roughly 'eagle ruler' or 'eagle-hearted'. |
Germanic |
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Arnim
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From the element 'arn' meaning 'eagle' (likely 'eagle's home' or 'eagle-like') |
Germanic |
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Arnin
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Likely 'eagle' or 'little eagle' (from Germanic 'arn'); alternatively may be linked to Hebrew names meaning 'rushing stream' or 'exalted' - exact origin uncertain. |
English, Germanic, Hebrew, Norse |
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Arno
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From Germanic 'arn' meaning 'eagle' (Arnold = 'eagle ruler') |
Germanic |
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Arnoldas
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Eagle ruler (ruler of eagles) |
Germanic |
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Arnoldus
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eagle ruler; strong as an eagle |
Dutch, Germanic, Latin |
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Arnolphe
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From the elements arn 'eagle' + wulf 'wolf' - 'eagle-wolf' |
Germanic |
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Arnolt
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From arn (eagle) + wald (rule) - 'eagle ruler' or 'ruler like an eagle'. |
Germanic |
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Arnoul
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From elements arn 'eagle' + wald/ulf 'rule/strength' - 'eagle ruler' |
Germanic, Latin |
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Arnthrud
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eagle strength (from arn 'eagle' + thrud 'strength') |
Germanic, Norse |
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Arnulph
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From elements arn 'eagle' + wulf 'wolf' - 'eagle-wolf'. |
Germanic |
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Arnwolf
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Eagle + wolf (literally "eagle-wolf") |
Germanic |
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Arny
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From "arn" meaning "eagle"; a diminutive form - "little eagle" or "eagle (diminutive)" |
Germanic |
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Arnyld
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eagle ruler |
Germanic |
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Arved
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From elements meaning 'eagle' + 'wood/forest' - roughly 'eagle of the forest' or 'eagle-wood'. |
Germanic, Norse |
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Arwin
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Generally interpreted as a form of Arvin/Erwin meaning 'friend' (often rendered 'eagle-friend' or 'army-friend'); in Welsh linked to 'fair/blessed'; similar to Persian Arvin. |
Germanic, Persian, Welsh |
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Aswald
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From elements meaning 'god' (Ōs) + 'rule' (weald/wald); 'divine ruler' or 'rule of God'. |
English, Germanic |
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Attyla
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Little father / father-like (diminutive of 'father') |
Germanic |
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Audelon
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from the Germanic element 'aud' meaning 'wealth, fortune' - 'prosperous/wealthy one' |
Germanic |
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Audric
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Wealthy or prosperous ruler |
Germanic |
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Audrick
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Wealthy or prosperous ruler |
Germanic |
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Audrik
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From elements meaning 'wealth, fortune' + 'ruler' - 'wealthy/prosperous ruler'. |
Germanic |
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Audwin
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wealthy or prosperous friend |
English, Germanic |
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Audwine
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wealthy friend |
English, Germanic |
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Axel
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Commonly interpreted as 'father of peace' (from Absalom); also historically linked to Old Norse elements meaning 'god' + 'kettle/helmet'. |
Germanic, Scandinavian |
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Axill
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Possibly 'father is peace' (Absalom) or 'god's helmet' (Old Norse ás + ketill) |
Germanic, Scandinavian |
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Aymer
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From Germanic elements meaning 'noble' and 'famous' (hence 'renowned noble') |
Germanic |
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Aymerey
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ruler of the home |
Germanic |
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Aymeri
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home ruler |
Germanic |
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