Telle
Germanic · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Telle
Telle is derived from the Germanic element "tell," which means "bold" or "daring," with roots in Old High German and Old Norse languages.
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Etymology
Telle is derived from the Germanic element "tell," which means "bold" or "daring," with roots in Old High German and Old Norse languages. The name has been used primarily in Germanic and Scandinavian cultures, with historical prominence including the legendary Swiss figure William Tell, though modern usage is limited.
Telle currently ranks #2,755 in the United States as a girl's name.
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