Baldwin
Meaning of Baldwin
Baldwin comes from Old German: bald means “bold” and win means “friend.” It brings an adventurous alma. It calls to mind medieval kings marching into Jerusalem and Hollywood’s famous Baldwin clan. Pronounced BAHLD-win in English and BAHLD-vin in German, it dances off the tongue like a paso doble at a fiesta. Rare these days, each Baldwin arrives like a hidden tesoro, a rallying cry for courage and lealtad. Little Baldwin grows into a fearless compañero, his name igniting big sueños and heart-led aventuras.
Pronunciation
German
- Pronunced as BAHLD-vin (/ˈbaltvɪn/)
English
- Pronunced as BAHLD-win (/ˈbɔldwɪn/)
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Notable People Named Baldwin
| Baldwin I of Jerusalem - |
| Baldwin II of Jerusalem - |
| Baldwin IV of Jerusalem - |
| Baldwin I, Latin Emperor - |
| Baldwin III of Jerusalem - |
| Baldwin V of Jerusalem - |
| Baldwin Lonsdale - |
| Baldwin II, Margrave of Flanders - |
| Baldwin I, Margrave of Flanders - |
| Baldwin of Luxembourg - |
| Baldwin V, Count of Flanders - |
| Baldwin VI, Count of Flanders - |
| Baldwin II, Count of Hainaut - |
| Baldwin V, Count of Hainaut - |
