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WFrom Old High German Walthari — wald, "rule," + hari, "army" — i.e. "ruler of the army." Brought to England by the Normans as Walter / Gualtier.
From Old High German Walthari — wald, "rule," + hari, "army" — i.e. "ruler of the army." Brought to England by the Normans as Walter / Gualtier.
WFrom Old High German Walthari — wald, "rule," + hari, "army" — i.e. "ruler of the army." Brought to England by the Normans as Walter / Gualtier.
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