The first name of the day: Arnaud
Etymology of given name Arnaud
The first name Arnaud means "eagle, governor" in Germanic. This first name is carried by about 129,000 people in France and is in the top 200 national. Arnaud is honored on February 10th.
History
The first name Arnaud represents the majestic bird eagle, a symbol of freedom and power. In history we find Saint Arnaud, who was Abbot in the monastery of Saint Sabine. He lived in Padua in the 13th century. After a few years, he was thrown into prison by the tyrannical governor of the region and died after 8 years of imprisonment. Subsequently, Arnaud has long been appreciated in aristocratic families and not widespread in other circles. It was only in 1970 that Arnaud experienced a peak of popularity to the point of being at the top of the list of first names. He is still so much appreciated today.
Character
Arnaud is a bold and original young man. In his professional life Arnaud is determined and generous to his colleagues. In his personal life the young man likes to feel protected by his family.
The first name Arnaud means "eagle, governor" in Germanic. This first name is carried by about 129,000 people in France and is in the top 200 national. Arnaud is honored on February 10th.
History
The first name Arnaud represents the majestic bird eagle, a symbol of freedom and power. In history we find Saint Arnaud, who was Abbot in the monastery of Saint Sabine. He lived in Padua in the 13th century. After a few years, he was thrown into prison by the tyrannical governor of the region and died after 8 years of imprisonment. Subsequently, Arnaud has long been appreciated in aristocratic families and not widespread in other circles. It was only in 1970 that Arnaud experienced a peak of popularity to the point of being at the top of the list of first names. He is still so much appreciated today.
Character
Arnaud is a bold and original young man. In his professional life Arnaud is determined and generous to his colleagues. In his personal life the young man likes to feel protected by his family.
