Surname · Greek
Αρν
“the eagle ruler”·“resembling an eagle”·“Exalted”
Αρν is used as a surname.
GreekWritten in Greek script. In English: Arn.
Meaning & origin
What it means
Αρν is Arn written in the Greek alphabet. In English use, Arn is a diminutive of Arnold. One German interpretation is “the eagle ruler.” Arn is a variant of Arne. One interpretation is “resembling an eagle.” In Jewish use, Arn is a variant of Aaron. “Exalted” and “mountain of strength” are familiar interpretations, but no single meaning is secure. The mountain explanation is a folk etymology; it should not be treated as a proven translation.
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Where it comes from
Αρν is Arn written in the Greek alphabet. In English use, Arn is a diminutive of Arnold. An origin associated with Arnold is Germanic. In Jewish use, Arn is a variant of Aaron. Aaron is familiar from Hebrew biblical tradition, but its original language may have been Egyptian. Aaron’s place in a Hebrew narrative does not by itself establish a Hebrew etymology.
Explained through its name family
Αρν’s family of names
In Greek usage, Αρν as a surname has a transliteration in Arn.
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