Armann is a name of Icelandic origin, derived from the Old Norse word "armr," which means "strong" or "mighty." It is also associated with the concept of protection and defense. The name Armann was popular among Vikings due to its strong connotation and has since been passed down through generations in Icelandic culture.
The earliest recorded use of the name Armann dates back to the late 13th century in Iceland, where it appeared as one of the names listed in the Landnámabók, a book that records the settlement of Iceland by Norse settlers. Throughout history, several notable individuals have carried this name, including Armann Jónsson, an Icelandic poet and writer from the 17th century.
Today, Armann remains a popular name in Iceland and is sometimes used elsewhere as well, particularly among those who appreciate Scandinavian culture or wish to choose a strong and unique name for their child. Despite its historic significance and powerful meaning, it does not have any associated holidays or specific traits linked to individuals named Armann. Instead, the name simply serves as an enduring symbol of strength and protection throughout time.
The name Armann was given to 5 newborns in the year 2003.