Ald Name Meaning, Origin and More

Gender	Male
Origin	English
Religion	Christianity

Letter	Meaning of the Letter
A	You are a natural-born leader with an independent mindset, ambitious in your pursuits, and always striving for excellence.
L	Highly intellectual, you tend to analyze situations deeply, sometimes overthinking instead of living in the moment.
D	Grounded and methodical, you have a strong determination to achieve goals efficiently, relying on structure and practicality.

Acwald

An old English name meaning 'oak strength' or 'power of the oak.'

Aelfwald

The name translates to "elf power" in Old English.

Aethelbald

Aethelbald means 'bold noble' in Old English.

Aethelwald

Noble power; combining 'aethel' (noble) and 'wald' (power or rule).

Aethilwald

Noble power; from 'aethel' (noble) and 'wald' (power).

Akaaldeep

Akaaldeep combines Akaal and deep, meaning 'the light of the timeless.'

Akaldeep

It means 'lamp of the eternal' in Punjabi, often referring to a guiding light of spirituality.

Akaldharam

Translates to 'eternal virtue' in Sanskrit, emphasizing moral and ethical integrity.

Akaldhian

Means 'one who is eternally wise' in Punjabi, denoting a wise individual.

Alaaldin

Means 'noble faith' or 'exalted religion'.

Aldamiri

A less common name potentially derived from a combination of elements suggesting nobility and strength, with scant historical references.

Aldan

Old oak tree.

Aldaqiq

The one who is true, honest, or sincere.

Alded

Old or wise protector.

Aldemar

Noble and famous.

Alden

Old friend or wise protector.

Alder

From the old high tree.

Aldercy

Island of the old oak trees.

Aldet

Noble or old friend.

Aldford

Old ford or crossing.

Aldfrid

Old peace or wise peace.

Aldfrith

Old and peaceful ruler.

Aldgid

Old or wise gift.

Aldhelm

Old helmet or protector.

Aldhere

Old army or warrior.

Aldhun

The name Aldhun means 'the powerful' or 'the strong.'

Aldid

The meaning is unclear, but it resembles names in Arabic origin.

Aldiet

Aldiet translates to 'the guide' or 'the one who shows the way.'

Aldieth

Aldieth does not have a clearly defined meaning in common name databases.

Aldin

The name Aldin means 'noble' or 'wise protector.'

Aldis

Aldis means 'old' or 'wise.'

Aldivin

Aldivin means 'noble friend' or 'noble protector.'

Aldjahiz

Aldjahiz means 'the one who is able to sense or feel.'

Aldnd

The meaning and origin of Aldnd are not clearly established.

Aldo

The name Aldo means 'old' or 'wise.'

Aldon

Aldon means 'old friend.'

Aldous

A name derived from the Old English term meaning 'old' or 'wise.'

Aldred

An Old English name meaning 'old counsel' or 'wise advisor.'

Aldredus

A Latinized form of Aldred, sharing the meaning 'old counsel.'

Aldret

A variant of Aldred, meaning 'old counsel.'

Aldric

Derived from the Germanic elements meaning 'old' and 'ruler,' signifying 'wise ruler.'

Aldrich

Meaning 'old power' or 'wise ruler,' derived from Germanic roots.

Aldrick

A variation of Aldric, meaning 'old ruler' or 'wise ruler.'

Aldridge

Meaning 'old ridge' or 'dweller near the old road.'

Aldrige

A variant of Aldridge, meaning 'old ridge.'

Aldrik

A Dutch variant of Aldric, meaning 'old ruler.'

Aldrin

Meaning 'old or wise friend,' derived from old roots.

Aldritch

A variation of Aldrich, meaning 'old power or ruler.'

Alds

A diminutive form associated with names like Aldous or Aldred, meaning 'old.'

Aldtun

A name meaning 'old town' or 'settlement,' derived from Old English.

Alduin

An Old English name meaning 'old friend.'

Aldun

A name meaning 'old one' or 'wise one,' derived from Old English.

Aldus

Meaning 'old' in Latin, often used as a given name in various cultures.

Aldway

Old ruler or old powerful one.

Aldwin

Old friend or wise friend.

Aldwine

Old friend or wise friend.

Aldwulf

Old wolf.

Aldwyn

Old friend or noble friend.

Aldwynn

Old friend or noble friend.

Aldyet

Old yet or wise yet.

Aldyn

Old or wise one.

Alhwald

Ruler of the army.

Amaldeep

Light of purity or brightness.

Arcebaldus

The name means 'genuine boldness' or 'brave as a bear'.

Archibald

Meaning 'genuine' or 'bold', derived from Gaelic elements.

Archibaldo

Italian variation of Archibald, meaning true, bold, or brave.

Archimbald

A variation of Archibald, meaning genuine boldness.

Arnald

Eagle power or strong as an eagle.

Arnaldo

Brave as an eagle or strong as a bear.

Arnaldus

Derived from the elements 'arn' meaning eagle and 'wald' meaning rule.

Badr-aldin

The full moon of the faith or religion.

Badraldin

The full moon of the faith.

Baerbald

An old Germanic name meaning 'bear bold', indicative of strength and bravery.

Baerwald

A name meaning 'bear forest', symbolizing strength and nature's resilience.

Bahaaldin

The name means 'glory of the faith' or 'the one who holds the faith' in a religious context.

Bahiyyaldin

The glory of the faith.

Balda

Strong and fierce.

Baldasarre

One who is very strong and brave.

Baldassare

The one who protects and takes care of others.

Baldeb

One who is strong and brave.

Baldeep

A light of strength and courage.

Baldeesh

A chief who is strong and influential.

Baldehiua

Possessing great strength and ability.

Baldehuia

One with great power and strength.

Baldemar

A strong ruler or brave warrior.

Balder

The name of a god associated with beauty and light in Norse mythology.

Baldeth

Brave and bold, often associated with nobility.

Baldev

God of strength, often associated with Lord Shiva.

Baldeva

Strength and bravery, derived from the root 'Bald' meaning strong.

Baldewin

Valiant friend; a combination of the elements for 'bold' and 'friend.'

Baldewyn

Variant of Baldewin, meaning bold friend.

Baldewyne

A variant form of Baldwyn meaning brave friend.

Baldgiua

Bold and brave warrior.

Baldharam

Warrior of God, deriving from Sanskrit roots.

Baldhere

Derived from Old English elements meaning 'bold' and 'army.'

Baldith

Strong and mighty, associated with bravery.

Baldo

Bold or brave, derived from the Germanic roots.

Baldovino

Brave friend; a combination of bold and friend.

Baldr

A god in Norse mythology known for beauty and peace.

Baldred

An Old English name meaning 'bold counsel.'

Baldric

A ruler or prince, combining elements for 'bold' and 'power.'

Baldrick

A strong and brave ruler or leader.

Baldrik

Brave ruler; bold leader.

Balduin

Brave friend; bold friend.

Balduino

Bold friend; brave friend.

Baldur

The name of a god associated with beauty and light in Norse mythology.

Baldurai

Strong warrior; brave leader.

Baldwin

Bold friend; brave ruler.

Baldwine

Brave friend; bold person.

Baldwinn

Strong friend; brave ruler.

Baldwulf

Bold wolf; brave wolf.

Baldwyn

Bold friend; brave friend.

Baldwynn

Bold friend; brave person.

Beald

An Old German name meaning 'bold' or 'brave.'

Bealda

A variation derived from Old German meaning 'brave.'

Bealdwine

An Old English name meaning 'brave friend.'

Behrtwald

Behrtwald means 'strong forest' in Old Germanic, combining elements of strength and nature.

Beornwald

Ruler of bears; combines terms for bear and army in Old English.

Berchtwald

Ruler of the bright forest.

Berenwald

Brave as a bear, symbolizing strength and courage.

Berhtwald

The name means 'illustrious ruler' in Old English.

Bernald

A variation of Bernard, meaning 'brave bear'.

Bertwald

Means 'bright ruler of the woodland' from German elements 'beraht' (bright) and 'wald' (rule).

Calder

From the cold river

Calderon

Big thorn or bramble bush

Caldre

Possibly derived from Old English meaning 'cold river,' related to water elements

Caldwell

From the cold river well

Cataldo

Derived from the name of Saint Alda, meaning noble.

Centweald

Centweald means 'chief in battle' or 'ruler of war'.

Ceolbald

An Old English name meaning 'bold ship' or 'brave warrior of the sea'.

Ceolbeald

An Old English name meaning 'bold ship'.

Ceolwald

Ruler of music.

Ceolweald

Power of music.

Ceowald

Ruler of the choir or song.

Clarembald

Meaning 'famous for his brightness' or 'clearful', derived from the elements 'klara' and 'bold'.

Dietbald

An old Germanic name meaning 'bold in diet or fortune'.

Donald

Ruler of the world; world leader.

Donaldo

The Spanish form of Donald, meaning 'ruler of the world'.

Eadbald

Means 'bold' or 'brave in battle'.

Eadbeald

Meaning 'bold' or 'brave'.

Eadwald

Wealthy ruler.

Eadweald

Wealthy protection or ruler.

Ealdbehrt

Noble and bright.

Ealdbeorht

Means 'noble brightness' in Old English, derived from 'eald' (old) and 'beorht' (bright).

Ealdfrith

Means 'old peace' in Old English, consisting of 'eald' (old) and 'frith' (peace).

Ealdhelm

Means 'old helmet' in Old English, with 'eald' (old) and 'helm' (helmet).

Ealdhere

Means 'old army' in Old English, combining 'eald' (old) and 'here' (army).

Ealdred

Means 'old counsel' in Old English, with 'eald' (old) and 'ræd' (counsel).

Ealdun

Means 'old hill' in Old English, combining 'eald' (old) and 'dun' (hill).

Ealdwine

Means 'old friend' in Old English, which combines 'eald' (old) and 'wine' (friend).

Ealdwode

Means 'old wood' in Old English, made up of 'eald' (old) and 'wudu' (wood).

Ealdwulf

Means 'old wolf' in Old English, composed of 'eald' (old) and 'wulf' (wolf).

Eambald

Brave and bold protector; signifies a stalwart defender.

Eanbald

Bold as a bear; signifies bravery and strength.

Earcanwald

From Old English, meaning 'an army ruler' or 'warrior chief,' typically denoting leadership in battles.

Earpwald

A historical name meaning 'the strength of the army'.

Ecgbald

Ecgbald means 'bold edge' or 'brave sword'.

Ecgwald

Ecgwald means 'power of the sword' or 'ruler with a sword'.

Edwald

An Old High German name meaning 'wealthy ruler.'

Edwaldo

A variant of Edward, meaning 'wealthy guard.'

Elwald

Derived from Old English, meaning 'elf ruler'.

Eoforweald

Eoforweald means 'the power of the boar' in Old English.

Eorpwald

Meaning 'great ruler', from 'eormen' (great) and 'weald' (to rule).

Erchebald

The name means 'bold in battle' derived from ancestral German roots.

Etwald

Etwald derives from Old German meaning 'wealthy ruler' or 'ruler of the estate.'

Evald

Power; wealth; a healthy ruler

Ewald

Ewald means 'law' or 'rule' combined with 'power' in Old German.

Faerwald

Means 'warrior of the fairy woods', combining elements of battle and magic.

Fakhiraldin

Means 'glory of religion' in Arabic.

Fakhr-aldin

Means 'glory of the religion' in Arabic.

Fakhraldin

Means 'pride of the religion' in Arabic.

Fernald

From the land of ferns; denotes someone who is rooted or grounded.

Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald means 'son of Gerald' and is derived from the Old French form of the name.

Frithuwald

An Old English name that translates to 'rule of peace.'

Furnald

This name means 'the one who lives by the furrow' in Old English.

Gaenbald

Gaenbald means 'bold path' in Old English, combining elements of bravery and journey.

Gaenbeald

Gaenbeald means 'bold path' in Old English, reflecting themes of courage and travel.

Garald

A variant of Gerald, meaning 'rule of the spear' in Old German.

Gerald

Meaning 'spear ruler,' derived from the Germanic elements 'ger' (spear) and 'wald' (rule).

Geraldo

A Spanish variation of Gerald, meaning 'spear ruler.'

Gerrald

Gerrald is a variation of Gerald, meaning 'rule of the spear' in Germanic roots.

Godwald

Means 'rules by God' in Old English.

Gopaldas

Gopaldas means 'servant of Gopal (Krishna).'

Grimaldus

Grimaldus means 'warrior' or 'the one who rules' derived from Germanic roots.

Grimbald

The name Grimbald means 'brave' or 'bold' as derived from ancient Germanic elements.

Grimbaldus

Grimbaldus is a variant of Grimbald meaning 'bold or brave one'.

Grimbeald

Grimbeald means 'the one with a grim helmet', indicating toughness or strength.

Griswald

Griswald means 'gray forest' in Old German.

Gurbaldev

Means 'God of Gurus' emphasizing divine authority.

Halden

Halden means 'valley of the rock' or 'one who governs' in Old Norse.

Haldo

Haldo means 'leader' or 'brave warrior' in Old Norse.

Haldor

Haldor translates to 'Thor's rock' in Old Norse.

Harald

A name meaning 'ruler of the army', commonly used in Scandinavian cultures.

Haralds

A variant of Harald, meaning 'army ruler'.

Haraldur

An Icelandic variant of Harald, meaning 'ruler of the army'.

Haraldus

A Latinized form of the name Harald, meaning 'ruler of the army'.

Hathweald

An old name meaning 'powerful' or 'rule', often associated with historical warriors.

Havaldar

A name meaning 'headman' or 'leader' in Hindi.

Heald

Heald signifies 'to make whole' in Old English and is associated with healing.

Hebrewald

Hebrewald means 'famous warrior from Hebrew origin.'

Hebreweald

Hebreweald means 'power or rule of the Hebrew people.'

Heoruweald

Ruler of the army; indicates leadership

Herald

Herald means 'messenger' or 'one who proclaims,' often associated with nobility and announcements.

Heraldo

Heraldo means 'messenger' in Spanish, associated with the act of announcing news or proclamations.

Herebeald

Beared army; linked to historical warriors and kings.

Hergualdi

Strong warrior.

Hergualdus

Strong and powerful protector.

Heruualdus

Heruualdus is derived from a mix of Germanic roots meaning 'army' and 'power'.

Hewald

Means 'wolf' and 'power', suggesting strength and ferocity.

Hibald

Bold and brave helper, a name with historical roots.

Higbald

Means 'battle of the hounds' derived from Old English elements.

Hiraldo

He who is brave and powerful; often associated with strength.

Hroald

Old Norse name meaning 'famous ruler' or 'glorious ruler'.

Hunbald

Bold as a bear, derived from 'hun' meaning bear and 'bald' meaning bold.

Hunwald

Battle ruler.

Husamaldin

Sword of the faith; implies strength in religious matters.

Jalalaldin

Jalalaldin signifies 'majesty of the religion' in Arabic.

Jaldeep

Lamp of water; signifies guidance and illumination.

Jaldev

God of water; often associated with deities in Hindu mythology.

Jaldhar

Flow of water; carries connotations of wealth and abundance.

Jamalaldin

Beauty of the faith.

Jerald

Rule of the spear.

Jeraldo

A modern variant of Gerald, meaning rule of the spear.

Jerrald

Hardy; strong and powerful.

Kaldeep

Means 'light of the earth' in Punjabi, symbolizing hope and enlightenment.

Kaldhuta

Translates to 'one who has great depth or intelligence' in Sanskrit.

Kamaldeep

Light of the lotus.

Kamaldev

Lord of the lotus.

Kamaldip

Light of the lotus.

Kanwaldeep

Lamp of the lotus; symbolizes enlightenment and purity.

Kennald

The dweller at the head of the river.

Kewaldeep

Light of the absolute truth.

Khairaldin

The goodness of the faith.

Khaldoon

A name meaning ‘the one who founds or builds’ in Arabic.

Khaldun

Young founder or builder, often associated with strength.

Komaldeep

Light or lamp of the soft or tender one.

Leodwald

Means 'ruler of the people'.

Mahald

One who leads or shows the way; a leader or chief.

Majdaldin

Means 'glory of the religion' in Arabic, similar in meaning to Majd Al Din.

Majidaldin

One who is glorious in religion.

Maldred

An Old English name meaning 'counselor' or 'battle strength.'

Merald

A variant of Gerald, meaning 'spear ruler' or 'powerful with a spear.'

Merewald

A compound name meaning 'lake forest' or 'from the forest by the lake.'

Mergualdo

A name often associated with meaning 'brave or strong warrior.'

Merowald

Merowald means 'powerful ruler' in Old Germanic and relates to leadership.

Miervaldis

Miervaldis translates to 'glorious peace' in Latvian.

Najmaldin

Meaning 'star of the religion,' it emphasizes a strong connection to faith.

Naldo

Brave and powerful ruler.

Nasiraldin

Helper of the religion.

Nirmaldeep

Light of purity.

Nirmaldharam

One who embodies the principles of purity and righteousness.

Nuraldin

Nuraldin means 'light of faith'.

Oethelwald

An Old English name meaning 'noble forest'.

Oidilwald

A name possibly meaning 'wealthy and powerful ruler' in Old English.

Ordwald

Ruler of the land, associated with nature's wealth.

Orwald

Orwald means 'ruler of the army' in Old English.

Osbald

Osbald means 'Divine power.'

Osbaldo

Osbaldo means 'God's power.'

Osuuald

Meaning 'God's power,' derived from Old English traditions.

Osuualdus

A variant of Oswald, meaning 'God's rule.'

Osvald

Means 'God's ruler' in Old Norse.

Osvaldo

A variant of Oswald, meaning 'God's power.'

Oswald

Means 'God's power,' often associated with a historical saint.

Oswaldo

A Spanish variant of Oswald, meaning 'God's rule.'

Osweald

Another form of Oswald, signifying 'divine power.'

Palden

One who is fortunate or prosperous.

Prahald

A variation of Prahalad, holding similar associations of faith in Hindu culture.

Pralden

One who shines or illuminates

Rald

Rald is a variant of the name Ralph, meaning 'wolf counsel' in Germanic origins, indicating strength.

Ranald

Meaning 'ruler's advice' or 'wise ruler' in Gaelic.

Raynald

Variant of Reginald, meaning 'counsel power' or 'ruler's advisor'.

Raynaldus

A Latin variant of Raynald, meaning 'counsel power'.

Redwald

Means 'to rule with counsel', derived from Old English roots.

Regenbald

Strong army.

Regenweald

Powerful leader, ruler or might.

Reginald

Counsel power, a traditional name of rulers.

Reginaldo

Variant of Reginald meaning 'counsel power.'

Reginaldus

Counsel power, presenting regal authority.

Reinald

A variation of Reginald, meaning 'counsel power' or 'advice ruler.'

Reinaldo

A Spanish variant of Reginald, meaning 'ruler's advisor.'

Reinaldos

A form of Reinaldo, meaning 'ruler's advisor.'

Reinbald

Meaning 'brave counsel' or 'bold advisor.'

Reinwald

Strong as a counsel; possessing powerful advice.

Rejinaldo

Ruler with counsel; a kingly advisor.

Renald

Renald is a variant of Reginald, meaning 'counsel power' or 'ruler's advisor' in Old German.

Renaldo

Renaldo means 'ruler's advisor' in Spanish, derived from earlier Germanic origins.

Reynald

A variation of Reginald, meaning 'counsel power.'

Reynaldo

Meaning 'counsel rule,' it is the Spanish version of Reginald.

Reynaldos

A plural form of Reynaldo, generally meaning 'wise rulers.'

Ribald

Ribald means 'coarse or vulgar language', often used to describe someone who is irreverent or humorous.

Rinaldo

Rinaldo means 'counsel power' and is often associated with strength and leadership.

Roald

Roald means 'famous ruler' in Old Norse, denoting strength and leadership.

Ronald

Derived from the Gaelic name Raghnaill, meaning 'ruler's counselor.'

Ronaldo

A variation of Ronald, meaning 'wise ruler.'

Sadaldin

An Arabic name meaning 'one who is blessed by the religion'

Saebald

Means 'sacred courage', combining Old High German elements.

Saewald

Meaning 'aged warrior' from Old English elements.

Safiyaldin

A name meaning 'purity of the faith,'

Saifaldin

An alternate spelling of Saif Al Din, meaning 'sword of the religion'.

Salahaldin

This name translates to 'righteousness of the faith,' a common Arabic male name.

Sebald

The name means 'by the sea' or 'sea power' in Old German.

Seetaldeep

Seetaldeep combines 'Seetal' meaning 'cool' and 'deep' signifying depth or profoundness.

Seifaldin

An Arabic name meaning 'sword of the religion,' signifying a strong connection to faith.

Shamsaldin

Meaning 'sun of the faith' or 'sun of the religion.'

Shihabaldin

Meaning 'the star of the faith' in Arabic culture.

Sigebald

A name meaning 'brave victory'.

Sirajaldin

Sirajaldin is an Arabic compound name meaning 'light of the faith'.

Skjaldolfr

Skjaldolfr is a Norse name meaning 'story wolf', often associated with bardic traditions.

Tajaldin

Tajaldin means 'crown of the faith' or 'crown of the religion'.

Tarald

Tarald is derived from 'taral', indicating a pure nature, and is used in a Hindu context.

Teobald

Teobald means 'bold people' or 'brave people'.

Teobaldo

Teobaldo is the Italian form of Theobald, meaning 'brave people'.

Teoweald

Teoweald means 'the power of the people.'

Thaldeep

A name meaning 'light of the king' or 'light of the realm'.

Thebaldus

Brave or bold in the face of adversity.

Theobald

A name meaning 'bold people.'

Theobaldus

A Latinized form of Theobald, meaning 'brave people.'

Theodbald

A name meaning 'bold people.'

Theodbeald

Bold people, derived from Old English elements 'theod' meaning people and 'beald' meaning bold or brave.

Thorald

Thorald means 'brave and bold', derived from Old Norse elements meaning 'Thor' and 'rule'.

Thoraldtun

Thoraldtun translates to 'Thor's settlement' in Old Norse.

Thorvald

Thor's ruler; combining the Norse god Thor with 'valdr,' meaning ruler.

Thorvaldr

Ruler of Thor; another variant combining 'Thor' and 'valdr' for ruler.

Thorweald

Powerful leader; derived from 'Thor' and the Old English 'weald' meaning forest or powerful.

Tidweald

Means 'rule of the tide', suggesting governance over water elements.

Tilwald

Tilwald combines elements that mean 'people's power' in Germanic origins.

Torvald

Thor's ruler; a compound of Thor and power or authority.

Trumbald

Trumbald means 'valiant, strong or bold.'

Valdas

Strong and powerful one.

Valdimar

Ruler of the world.

Valdis

One who is powerful and noble.

Vimaldeep

Vimaldeep means 'lamp of purity' in Sanskrit.

Vishaldeep

Light of knowledge or wisdom.

Walden

Valley of the Welsh.

Waldo

To be brave or to rule.

Waldron

Ruler of the forest.

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