Adalwolf
[ˈɑːdəlˌwʊlf]Meaning
Old German form of Adolf, from athal "noble" and wolf.
Background Story
Adalwolf is the Old German form of Adolf, a given name of German origin. The name is a compound of the Old High German elements athal, or adal, meaning "noble", and wolf, and is cognate to the Anglo-Saxon Æthelwulf.
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