Armandas
Lithuanian · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Armandas
Armandas means "bold warrior" or "hardy man" and derives from the Germanic elements "hard" (hard, bold) and "man" (man), with the diminutive suffix "-as" common in Lithuanian.
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Etymology
Armandas means "bold warrior" or "hardy man" and derives from the Germanic elements "hard" (hard, bold) and "man" (man), with the diminutive suffix "-as" common in Lithuanian. The name is primarily used in Lithuanian culture and has been borne by notable Lithuanian historical figures, including the Grand Duke Armandas Budrys and other members of the Lithuanian nobility.
Armandas currently ranks #4,108 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2012.
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