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Agilbert
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Latin
Alternative forms
la Aclebertus212 Ostrebertus servus et uxor ejus, Godelindis, habent secum infantes II, Godelegio et Dominicam, et de alia femina infantes IIII Aclebertum, Aclearium, Adalgudem. Ostrebertus the serf and his wife, Godelindis, have with them two children, Godelegio and Dominica, and by another woman four children, Aclebertus, Aclearius, and Adalgude.
Etymology
Borrowed from la frk *Agilaberht, from gmw-pro *Agil Egil, legendary archer *berht bright 1. Cognate with goh Egilberht, ang Ægelbeorht.
Proper noun
Agilbert<3.M> la Early Medieval Latin
la male 7th C.
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