Arden
[ˈɑːrdən]Meaning
valley of the eagle
Background Story
The name Arden has roots in both Old English and French, and in literature, it is notably used in Shakespeare's play 'As You Like It', where the Forest of Arden is the setting for much of the action. The forest symbolizes a place of refuge and freedom.
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