Aimar
Basque · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Aimar
Aimar derives from the Germanic elements "agin" (edge, point) and "mar" (famous), meaning "famous warrior" or "one known for sharp judgment." The name was used in medieval France and Spain, particularly among nobility, with notable bearers including Viscount Aimar of Limoges in the 12th century.
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Etymology
Aimar derives from the Germanic elements "agin" (edge, point) and "mar" (famous), meaning "famous warrior" or "one known for sharp judgment." The name was used in medieval France and Spain, particularly among nobility, with notable bearers including Viscount Aimar of Limoges in the 12th century.
Aimar currently ranks #6,155 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2005.
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