Archibald
/ˈɑrʧəˌbɔld/
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Archibald, of Latin origin, means 'very bold' and is often associated with strength and leadership. Historically used among nobility, it carries a sense of dignity and courage. Though traditional, it retains a timeless charm in English-speaking cultures.
Archibald Yell
Politician, Congressman and Governor of Arkansas
Archibald Wavell
Military, British Field Marshal in WWII
Archibald Campbell Tait
Religion, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1868-82
Archibald Philip Primrose
Head of State, UK Prime Minister 1894-95
Archibald Macleish
Poet, Conquistador
Archibald Johnston
Religion, Scottish presbyterian patriot
Archibald V. Hill
Scientist, Studied muscles and nerves
Archibald Cox
Government, Target of Watergate Saturday Night Massacre
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