Wulf
[wʊlf]Meaning
Old English term for wolf
Background Story
The name 'Wulf' originates from Old English and historically denoted a wolf, symbolizing ferocity and loyalty. It can also be associated with various mythological and literary references, such as the character Wulf in Norse legends.
Variations
Wolfe, Wolf
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