Adolf

Adólf English Etymology From en goh adal noble + goh wulf wolf. en Ethelwolf from ang Æþelwulf. Proper noun s en male Germanic languages Adolph. en Amarachi Orie and Chris Stern Hitler’s Austrian birthplace to become human rights training center w:CNN https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/24/europe/adolf-hitler-birth-house-conversion-intl-scli 2023-05-24 The house in Austria where Adolf Hitler was born will be converted into a human rights training center for police officers, Austria’s Interior Ministry announced Wednesday. Usage notes Very rarely given to children since World War II because of its association with Adolf Hitler. Translations male given name Adolph Czech cs: Pronunciation Proper noun m-an cs male Adolph Declension m.an Danish Proper noun da male Adolph Usage notes Rare after World War II. Dutch Pronunciation nl /ˈaː.dɔlf/ nl Nl-Adolf.ogg nl Adolf Proper noun m nl male Adolph Related terms nl Ad Dolf Dolfje Adolphus Adulf Addo Faroese Proper noun fo proper noun m fo male Adolph Usage notes Rare after World War II because of its association with Adolf Hitler. m Adolfsson Adolfsdóttir Declension Adolf Adolf Adolfi Adolfs German Alternative forms de Adulf Etymology From de goh adal noble + goh wolf wolf. Pronunciation de /ˈaːdɔlf/ de De-Adolf.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun m,s:-[with an article] de male Old High German Adolph Usage notes de Adolf was one of the most popular names between 1890 and 1905, after which it began to become less common. It saw a renewed rise in popularity between 1933 and 1941, but remained below the levels of the turn of the century. Since the end of the 1940s, it became very rare; when used at all it was generally as a middle name. In the GDR it was even entirely forbidden, which means that noticeably fewer de Adolfs live in that region than in other German-speaking areas. In 2006, there was 1 baby in a sample of 27 700 who was given the middle name de Adolf.Adolf at beliebte-vornamen.de As of 1998, there lived about about 75 000 Germans named de Adolf. Related terms de Ad, de Adalwolf, de Adi, de Ado, de Adolph, de Dolf, de Dolfi, de Athaulf References Hungarian hu: Pronunciation hu olf 2 hu Adolf A dolf Proper noun hu proper noun hu male Germanic languages Adolph Declension Adolfo oAdolf j jai Icelandic Alternative forms is Adólf Etymology Likely is de Adolf 1. Proper noun @@ is male Declension m.dat- References Polish Etymology From pl goh adal noble + goh wulf wolf. Pronunciation Pl-Adolf.ogg Proper noun m-pr Adolfa,Adolfina pl male Adolph Declension Further reading Slovak Pronunciation sk /ˈadoɫf/ Proper noun m-pr Adolfa Adolfovia Adolfov chlap sk male Adolph Declension m-pr name Derived terms sk Ado sk Dolo sk Dolfo sk Adko Further reading Swedish Etymology From Runic Swedish gmq-osw Aulfr. Proper noun c sv male Adolph Usage notes The name of four Swedish kings. Due to its association with Hitler, the name became rare after World War II.