Hademar
Germanic · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Hademar
Hademar derives from Old High German elements "hadu" (battle) and "mar" (famous), meaning "famous in battle." The name was primarily used in medieval Germanic regions and is associated with German and Central European nobility, with notable historical bearers including various German counts and princes during the Middle Ages.
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Etymology
Hademar derives from Old High German elements "hadu" (battle) and "mar" (famous), meaning "famous in battle." The name was primarily used in medieval Germanic regions and is associated with German and Central European nobility, with notable historical bearers including various German counts and princes during the Middle Ages.
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