Names That Mean Eagle

Top Names That Mean Eagle, With Their Meanings

1. Arvid Swedish

   Arvid derives from Old Norse elements "arr" (eagle) and "víðr" (wide), meaning "eagle-wide" or broadly "wide as an eagle." The name is primarily used in Scandinavian countries, particularly Sweden and Norway, with…

2. Anzu Multiple

   The name 'Anzu' has multiple origins; in Japanese, it means "apricot" (from the fruit 杏子), while in Sumerian mythology, it refers to a divine storm-bird (from the root *anzu* meaning "heavenly eagle").

3. Noud Dutch

   Noud is a Dutch diminutive of the name Arnold, derived from the Germanic elements "arn" (eagle) and "wald" (rule), meaning "eagle ruler." It is primarily used in the Netherlands and Flemish-speaking regions,…

4. Aarni Finnish

   Aarni is a Finnish given name derived from the Old Norse word "árni," meaning "eagle." The name has roots in Germanic and Scandinavian languages, where it symbolized strength and nobility.

5. Arja Finnish

   Arja is a Finnish name derived from the word "ari," meaning "eagle," combined with the suffix "-ja," making it mean "eagle-like" or "one who is like an eagle." The name has roots…

6. Aras Lithuanian

   Aras means "eagle" or "swift" and derives from Persian and Old Iranian linguistic roots.

7. Arnau Catalan

   Arnau means "eagle power" or "strong as an eagle," deriving from the Germanic elements "arn" (eagle) and "wald" (power/rule).

8. Arend Dutch

   Arend means "eagle" and derives from the Germanic root "arn" or "aren," which is related to Old High German "arn" and Proto-Germanic "*arnaz." The name is primarily used in Dutch, German, and…

9. Arlet Catalan

   Arlet is a diminutive form of Arlette, which derives from the Germanic name Arletta, ultimately rooted in elements meaning "eagle" (arl-) or related to nobility and strength.

10. Arnoldus Germanic

    Arnoldus means "eagle power" or "strong as an eagle," derived from the Germanic elements "arn" (eagle) and "wald" (power/rule).

11. Arno Dutch

    The name Arno derives from Germanic roots, combining "arn" (eagle) and "o" (a common masculine ending), meaning "eagle" or "strong as an eagle." It is primarily used in German-speaking regions and Scandinavian…

12. Arnold English

    Arnold derives from the Germanic elements "arn" (eagle) and "wald" (rule), literally meaning "eagle ruler" or "one who rules like an eagle." The name has Old High German roots and was latinized…

13. Aart Dutch

    Aart is a Dutch and Frisian diminutive or short form of Arnold, derived from the Germanic elements "arn" (eagle) and "wald" (ruler), meaning "eagle ruler." The name is primarily used in the…

14. Aartje Germanic

    Aartje is a Dutch diminutive form of Aart, which derives from the Germanic name Arndt/Arnold, meaning "eagle power" or "eagle ruler" from the Old Germanic elements "arn" (eagle) and "wald" (power/rule).

15. Lennon English (Modern)

    The given name 'Lennon' is derived from the Gaelic surname 'Ó Leannáin', meaning 'descendant of Leannán', a personal name that is thought to be derived from the Old Irish word 'leannán', meaning…

16. Armin German

    Armin derives from the Germanic elements "arm" (eagle) and "min" (protection), meaning "eagle protector" or "warrior," with roots in Old German and Proto-Germanic languages.

17. Arzoyi Armenian

    The name 'Arzoyi' likely derives from the Armenian word "arz" (արծ) meaning "eagle," combined with a diminutive or affectionate suffix, thus signifying "little eagle" or "eaglet." It is primarily used within Armenian…

18. Aarne Sanskrit

    Aarne is a Finnish name derived from the Old Norse name Árni, which means "eagle" and comes from the root "arn" referring to the bird of prey.

19. Loann French (Modern)

    Loann is a Breton name derived from the elements "lo" (eagle) and "ann" (grace), meaning "eagle's grace" or combining noble bird symbolism with elegance in the Breton language.

20. Aviraj Sanskrit

    Aviraj is a Sanskrit name composed of "Avi" (bird) and "raj" (king), meaning "king of birds," often referring to the eagle or garuda in Hindu mythology.