Harold
/ˈhɛrəld/
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Harold, of Norse origin, derives from the Old Norse name 'Haraldr', meaning 'army ruler' or 'powerful army commander'. It was borne by kings and warriors in medieval Scandinavia and England, including the famous King Harold II of England. The name evokes strength, leadership, and historical significance, maintaining a classic and regal appeal.
Harold Bell Wright
Novelist, The Winning of Barbara Worth
Harold Wilson
Head of State, Two-time Prime Minister of Britain
Harold Watkinson
Politician, UK Minister of Defence, 1959-62
Harold Washington
Politician, First black Mayor of Chicago
Harold A. Wagner
Business, CEO of Air Products, 1992-2000
Harold L. Volkmer
Politician, Congressman from Missouri, 1977-97
Harold Vermilyea
Actor, Sorry, Wrong Number
Harold E. Varmus
Scientist, Genetic causes of cancer
Harold C. Urey
Chemist, Discovered Deuterium
Harold R. Tyler, Jr.
Attorney, Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler
Harold R. Swearer
Educator, President of Brown University, 1977-88
Harold C. Stowe
Business, Canal Industries
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