Adelardo
Form of Adalhard; noble and bold
Adelardo is a Spanish and Italian form of Adalhard. The Germanic compound joins noble with hard or brave.
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- Adelardo♂Form of Adalhard; noble and bold
- Andres♂Related to Greek andreios: manly or courageous
- Bahadir♂Brave or heroic, from Turkish Bahadır
- Baldomero♂Bold or brave, and famous
- Baldwin♂Bold friend
- Bayani♂Hero; a person admired for courage or achievement
- Bernadette♀French feminine of Bernard: bear and brave
- Bernard♂Brave bear
- Bernardo♂Bear and brave; form of Bernard
- Conrad♂Bold counsel
- Conrada♀Conrad-family feminine form: brave counsel
- Conrado♂Bold counsel
- Erol·Brave in the Turkish name account
- Konrad♂Bold counsel
- Kurt♂Bold counsel; German contraction of Conrad
- Lenard♂Brave lion, a variant of Leonard
- Leonardo♂Brave lion; form of Leonard
- Reynard♂Counsel and brave in a Germanic name
- Ricardo♂Powerful and bold
- Richard♂Brave ruler
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Andres
Related to Greek andreios: manly or courageous
Andres is an unaccented spelling related to Spanish Andrés and Greek Andreas. The Greek adjective andreios carries senses connected with men and courage, as documented in the Liddell–Scott–Jones lexicon.
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Brave or heroic, from Turkish Bahadır
Bahadir is a Roman spelling of Turkish Bahadır with the dotless vowel simplified. Turkish bahadır denotes a brave or heroic person and belongs to a wider Eurasian warrior-title word family.
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Bold or brave, and famous
Baldomero is a Germanic-element name combining bald, bold or brave, and mari, famous. The older compound gives the name a fame-and-bravery interpretation without deriving it from a present-day Spanish phrase.
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- 17 Dictionary evidence
- 14 Wikidata
- 15 Philippine source records
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