Waldhar

Waldhar is an Old High German masculine name composed of the elements wald, meaning "rule" or "power," and hari, meaning "army" or "warrior," giving the overall sense of "powerful warrior" or "ruler of the army." It belongs to the large family of Germanic dithematic names that were common among Frankish and other early medieval Germanic-speaking peoples. The name is closely related to cognates such as Walther, Walter, and Gautier, which represent its evolution through Middle High German and its borrowing into Romance languages.