“noble”
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73 names documented as given names in Old Dutch by Wikidata or Wiktionary. A language context means the written form is recorded in use in that language; it does not say where the name originated.
“noble”
Proto-Germanic origin
“elf” + “spear”
“elf” + “army, warrior”
“god” + “helmet”
“nobility” + “brave”
“noble” + “sacred”
“strong” + “battle”
Proto-Germanic origin
“brave” + “friend”
Meaning not established in our sources
Old High German origin
“calm, happy” + “wolf”
“breastplate” + “battle”
Meaning not established in our sources
Old Norse origin
“brave”
“Angle” + “protection”
Meaning not established in our sources
Proto-Germanic origin
“boar” + “helm”
“boar” + “friend”
“glad” + “guard”
“Frisian” + “fortress”
“Peace-King”
“peace” + “strength”
“lord” + “spear”
Meaning not established in our sources
“spear” + “protection”
Meaning not established in our sources
“battle” + “army”
“good”
“hard” + “friend”
“prosperity” + “woman”
“to help” + “counsel”
“army” + “fire, sword”
Old High German origin
“fight” + “fire, sword”
“work”
“(noble) woman, virgin” + “woman”
Meaning not established in our sources
“Ing, god of fertility” + “aid, defense”
Meaning not established in our sources
“iron” + “fire, sword”
“dear, beloved” + “god, deity”
Meaning not established in our sources
“people” + “fight”
“mark, border” + “guard”
“strength” + “raven”
“wealth” + “brave”
Meaning not established in our sources
“counsel”
“advice” + “protection”
Old High German origin
“ruler” + “bright”
Proto-Germanic origin
Proto-Germanic origin
Meaning not established in our sources
“quick” + “fortress”
“stone” + “fight”
Proto-Germanic origin
Meaning not established in our sources
“strength” + “spear”
Meaning not established in our sources
“people”
“people, tribe” + “spear”
Proto-Germanic origin
“power, authority” + “army”
“traveler”
Meaning not established in our sources
“battle” + “army”
“will (n.)” + “helmet”
Old French origin