Armin

Armin Meaning and Origin

Armin is a boy’s name of German origin, meaning: “warrior.” In Germanic languages, Armin is believed to be derived from the elements “erm(e)” or “irmin,” which means “whole” or “universal.” It was used as a given name with positive connotations of strength and completeness. Armin is also a name with Persian roots, derived from the ancient Persian name “Arman” or “Aryan,” meaning “noble” or “high-born.” In German-speaking countries, the name has seen moderate usage, but it’s not among the most popular names. Armin is a name that exudes strength, nobility, and completeness. It carries a sense of timeless charm, with its roots in both Germanic and Persian cultures. 

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• Arvid
• Alaric
• Eamon
• Ragnar
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• Leif
• Ivar
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