Rudolf
/ˈruˌdɑlf/
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Rudolf, of Teutonic origin, combines 'hruod' (fame) and 'wulf' (wolf), meaning 'famous wolf'. The name evokes strength, leadership, and bravery, often associated with noble or heroic figures. It has a rich history in European cultures, particularly in Germanic and Scandinavian regions.
Rudolf Virchow
Doctor, Pathology and progressive politics
Rudolf Steiner
Philosopher, Anthroposophical Society
Rudolf Serkin
Pianist, Czech-American piano prodigy
Rudolf Schuster
Head of State, President of Slovak Republic
Rudolf Schenker
Musician, The Scorpions
R. E. Raspe
Author, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
Rudolf Peierls
Physicist, Frisch-Peierls Memorandum
Rudolf Nureyev
Dancer, Defected to France from Kirov Ballet
Rudolf Mössbauer
Physicist, Discovered Mössbauer effect
Rudolf Hess
Government, Deputy Fuhrer flew unauthorized to Scotland
Rudolf Friml
Composer, The Vagabond King
Rudolf Firkusny
Pianist, Czech-American piano prodigy
Rudy
Rolf
Dolph
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