Given name

Adélard

Adélard is a masculine given name from Medieval Latin. It is used in French.

Meaning & origin

Where it comes from

Adélard comes from Medieval Latin.

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How it developed

From Medieval Latin Adelardus.

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Adélard’s family of names

In French usage, Adélard has a conventional equivalent in the English form Adelard.

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Latin

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Ávila

“bird”

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Latin

Appian

Appian is a masculine given name from Latin.

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Latin

Alèxis

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Ancient Greek

Annrìa

“courageous”

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Latin

Arquà

“arched”

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Ancient Greek

Assoro

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Latin

Ariello

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Sibling ideas

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