Harold
Introduction
Army ruler
Background Story
The name Harold has Old English origins and was historically associated with noble characters. It became popular in literature and history, notably due to figures like Harold Godwinson, the last Anglo-Saxon king of England. The name has made appearances in various cultural references, including Shakespeare's works.
Letter Count
Variations
Harrold, Harry, Hal
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