Origin and Meaning of Aurther

Noble or courageous

Origin: Welsh - Derived from the name Arthur, which is believed to originate from the Celtic word 'artos' meaning 'bear' or from 'artorius', a name of uncertain origin.

• Aurther is a variant spelling of Arthur, which is associated with the legendary King Arthur of Britain, who is central to the Arthurian legends.
• The name Arthur has been used in various cultures, with different spellings and variations, including Arturo in Spanish and Artur in Slavic languages.
• Notable bearers include Arthur Conan Doyle, the author of Sherlock Holmes, and Arthur Ashe, an influential American tennis player and civil rights activist.
• Arthur's popularity peaked in the early 20th century, with a notable decline in usage since the mid-20th century, though it remains a classic choice.
• Related names and variations include Art, Arty, and Artie as diminutives, and Aurther is sometimes used as a modern interpretation.