Origin and Meaning of Arold
Meaning & Origin
Eagle power
Origin: Germanic - Arold is a variation of the name Harold, which comes from the Old Norse name 'Haraldr', composed of the elements 'here' meaning army and 'wald' meaning ruler.
Interesting Facts
- Arold is a less common variant of Harold and has seen varying popularity throughout different historical periods.
- While Harold was widely used in medieval Europe, Arold has remained more niche and is largely found in specific cultures or families.
- Notable bearers of the name Harold include King Harold II of England, adding historical significance to its variations like Arold.
- In recent years, Arold has seen a modest increase in popularity in some regions, reflecting a trend towards unique variations of traditional names.
- Related names include Harold, Haroldo (Portuguese/Spanish), and Harlow (an English variant).