Arnall

Arnall is a name of Germanic origin, derived from the Old High German elements 'arn' meaning 'eagle' and 'wald' meaning 'power, rule'. It was a common element in Old Germanic names, often signifying strength and leadership, qualities associated with the eagle. The name likely spread through various Germanic tribes and later evolved into different forms in various European languages.

Over time, the name Arnall, or its variants, became less common as a standalone given name in some regions, often being preserved more in surnames. Its usage as a first name saw a decline after the medieval period in many areas, though it maintained some presence, particularly in regions with strong Germanic linguistic roots. The 'all' ending is a common diminutive or variant suffix in some Germanic names.