Meaning: (Soldier, Man in the Army,
derived from the element ‘Ermen’ meaning “Whole, Immense, Universal”. Variant
of Herman. The name was recorded by the Roman historian Tacitus as the form
Arminius (Latin), which could have been an old Latinized form of Herman.
Arminius (18 BC-21 AD) was an ancient chieftain of the Germanic tribe Cherusci
who defeated the Roman army in the Battle of the
Teutoburg Forest. Like Herman, the name saw a rise
in popularity during 19th Century German nationalism, which
emphasized military prowess.)
Origin: (German, Armenian)
Pronunciation: (AHR-meen, AA-RMihN)
Gender: Male
I was looking up another name and
stumbled upon this one. The going trend so far this month is names that start
with the letter A. Armin has rare look and I really like the strong meanings.
It is also a good and stronger variant of Herman. It also has really nice
history. I could see a strong German character named this.
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