Germanic name element of uncertain meaning
Sometimes the name element is difficult to tell apart from VALD
See also ALJA
1) wala = 'dead'
2) *walha- = 'foreign' [1]
1) valr = 'the slain (in Valhalla)' [1] [2] [3]
2) walah = 'Celtic', 'foreign' (original meaning) or 'Roman' (changed meaning after the Roman invasion of the Celtic territories)
2) walah- = 'foreigner', 'stranger' [2] [4]
2) walh- = 'foreigner', 'stranger' [2]
2) walh- = 'Welsh', 'Roman', 'Celt' [5]
See Vaali, Váli, Wallace, Vally
Name Element |
Example |
---|---|
BJÖRK | see Valbjörk (Norse) |
BJÖRN | see Valbjǫrn (Norse) |
BJÖRT | see Valbjört (Norse) |
BORG | see Walburg (German) |
BRAND | see Valbrandr (Norse) |
DIS | see Valdís (Norse) |
DON | see Valdon |
EY | see Valey (Norse) |
FAÐIR | see Valfǫðr (Norse) |
FRID | see Walafrid (German) |
FRÍÐ | see Valfrid |
GAUT | see Valgautr (Norse) |
GEIR | see Valgeir (Norse) and Gerlach (German) |
GERD | see Valgerðr |
GEST | see *WalahgastiR |
GRIM | see Valgrímur |
HILD | see Valhildur |
MEY | see Valmøy |
MUND | see Valmundur |
NY | see Valný |
ODD | see Valoddi (?) |
ROS | see Valrós |
RUN | see Valrún |
STEIN | see Valsteinn |
TOK | see Val-Tóki |
TUN | see Walton (English) |
TYR | see Valtýr |
ÞER | see Wealhþéow |
ÞJOF | see Valþjófr |
ÞOR | see Valdor |
ÞRUÐ | see Valþrúður |
Val-
Wal-
Wala-
*Walah-
Vall-
Wall-
Walæ-
Wealh-