SCANDINAVIAN · BOY
Arvid
Old Norse 'Arnviðr', combining 'arn' meaning eagle and 'viðr' meaning wood. The name traveled through medieval Scandinavia as a symbol of the strength found in the natural world.
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WELSH · BOY
Merrick
Welsh 'Meurig' meaning power and Old English 'merise' meaning marshland. It evolved from a surname denoting landscape features to a modern given name.
ENGLISH · BOY
Wulfric
Old English 'wulf' meaning wolf and 'ric' meaning ruler. It follows the traditional Germanic naming structure that paired nature-based animals with qualities of leadership.
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