Hrodebert

Hrodebert is an Old Germanic masculine name composed of the elements hrod, meaning fame or glory, and beraht, meaning bright or shining, yielding an overall sense of bright fame or famous brilliance. It was widely used among the Frankish nobility of the early medieval period and gave rise to the name of numerous kings, bishops, and saints throughout Western Europe. The name evolved through various languages to produce Robert in English and French, Rupert in German, and Roibeárd in Irish, all of which remain in common use today.