Adalwin
[ˈædəlˌwɪn]Meaning
from the Old German elements adal "noble" and wini "friend"
Background Story
Adalwin comes from the Old High German elements adal, meaning "noble", and wini, meaning "friend". It is used in Anglo-Saxon, Dutch, English and German, and its Old English equivalent is Æthelwine. The name is recorded in the person of Adalwin, bishop of Salzburg, who died in 873.
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