Aldous
Meaning of Aldous
The name Aldous is a distinctive and classic choice for boys, pronounced AL-dus (/ˈæl.dəs/). Of English origin, Aldous is believed to be derived from the Old Germanic name Aldo or the Old English elements "eald," meaning old, and "hus," meaning house. It carries connotations of wisdom and tradition. The name has literary associations with Aldous Huxley, the renowned author of "Brave New World," adding an intellectual and cultured flair. Although not commonly used, as evidenced by its relatively low occurrence in United States birth records over recent years, Aldous remains a unique and meaningful option for parents seeking a name with historical depth and literary prestige.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AL-dus (/ˈæl.dəs/)
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Notable People Named Aldous
| Aldous Leonard Huxley, an English writer and philosopher, is known for his extensive bibliography of nearly 50 books, spanning novels, non-fiction works, essays, narratives, and poems. |
