Wulf
Meaning of Wulf
Wulf is a strong and distinctive male name with German origins. Its meaning, "wolf," brings to mind qualities such as loyalty, courage, and independence. Wulf has a rugged charm that sets it apart from more common names. In terms of pronunciation, the German version is pronounced as voolf (/vʊlf/), while the English pronunciation is wuhlf (/wʊlf/). The name also has a variation, Wolf. Despite its uniqueness, Wulf maintains a moderate level of popularity in the United States, with 6 occurrences in 2018 and ranking at 10750. If you're seeking a name that exudes strength and individuality, Wulf could be an excellent choice for your little one.
Pronunciation
German
- Pronunced as voolf (/vʊlf/)
English
- Pronunced as wuhlf (/wʊlf/)
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Notable People Named Wulf
| Wulf H. Utian is a renowned physician, reproductive endocrinologist, and academic women's health department administrator, best known for his pioneering work in recognizing menopause as a health-related issue and for his significant contributions to the field of women's health. |
| Lieuwe Albertsma, also known as Wulf, is a popular Dutch musician. |
| Wulf Dorn is a German novelist known for his psychological thriller novel Trigger, published in 2009. |
