Origin and Meaning of Arl

Eagle ruler or noble warrior

Origin: Old English - The name Arl is derived from the Old English word 'earl', which refers to a nobleman or leader. The connection to 'eagle' comes from the compound nature of amӕl found in some cultures.

• Arl is a less common name and is often considered a modern variation or short form of names like Arnold or Earl.
• In some cultures, Arl can be associated with strength and leadership, similar to the connotations of Earl and Duke.
• Notable bearers include Arliss (a name used in literature and film), which adds a contemporary twist to this traditional name.
• Arl has not gained significant popularity trends and remains relatively uncommon in both historical and modern naming conventions.
• Variations of Arl may include Earl, which is much more traditional, and Arnold, which ties back to Old High German meaning 'eagle power'.