Atte
Finnish · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Atte
Atte is a Finnish diminutive form derived from the name Atso or Aatu, which comes from the Germanic name Adolf, meaning "noble wolf" (from "adal" meaning noble and "wolf" meaning wolf).
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Etymology
Atte is a Finnish diminutive form derived from the name Atso or Aatu, which comes from the Germanic name Adolf, meaning "noble wolf" (from "adal" meaning noble and "wolf" meaning wolf). The name is primarily used in Finland and among Finnish-speaking populations, with historical usage dating back centuries in Scandinavian regions.
Atte currently ranks #111 in the United States as a boy's name.
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