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EFrom Old English eorl, the title of a nobleman ranking below a king — etymologically related to Old Norse jarl. Used as a given name in America from the 19th century, often as a marker of aspiration.
From Old English eorl, the title of a nobleman ranking below a king — etymologically related to Old Norse jarl. Used as a given name in America from the 19th century, often as a marker of aspiration.
EFrom Old English eorl, the title of a nobleman ranking below a king — etymologically related to Old Norse jarl. Used as a given name in America from the 19th century, often as a marker of aspiration.
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