Valther

Valther is a variant of the Germanic name Walther, which is composed of the elements *wald- meaning "rule" and *hari meaning "army." The name has a long history, dating back to Old High German and Old Norse forms. It was brought to England by the Normans in the form Gualter, and later became Walter. The 'th' spelling in Valther is less common and suggests a more direct preservation or revival of an older Germanic form, or a regional variation.

While Walter became very popular in English-speaking countries, variants like Valther are rarer and often found in regions with strong Germanic linguistic roots or in families seeking a distinctive yet traditional name. Its meaning reflects a historical context where leadership and military prowess were highly valued attributes.