A masculine given name, traditionally used in English-speaking cultures and Europe.
From Germanic roots: 'beraht' (bright) and 'raban' (raven), making it mean 'bright raven.' The name was popular among Germanic tribes and brought to England by Norman invaders in the 11th century.
The name Bertram combines 'bright' and 'raven'—imagine a raven that shines! It was a favorite name among medieval nobility because combining animal names with noble qualities made someone sound powerful and dignified.
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