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Gender: Male Meaning of Armand: "soldier" Origin of Armand: French variation of Herman, German

Armand Origin and Meaning

The name Armand is a boy's name of French origin meaning "soldier".

Since the first production of Camille this has been considered one of the world's most romantic names, though it's one of those French names for boys rarely heard in this country.

Actor Armie Hammer's first name is Armand.

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Famous People Named Armand

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Armand du Plessis, Cardinal Richelieu, French statesman
Armand de Gramont, comte de Guiche, 17th-century French playboy
Armand "Armie" Hammer, American actor
Armand Assante, American actor
Armand Carrel, French journalist
Armand Robin, French poet
Armand Andre "Army" Archard, American gossip columnist

Pop Culture References for the name Armand

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Armand Dennis, character in movie "Lady L"
Armand Goldman, character in movie "The Birdcage"
Armand Gamache, detective in Louise Penny's Canadian mystery series
Armand St Juste, brother of Marguerite in "The Scarlet Pimpernel"

Nicknames & Variations for Armand

Ormond, Ormand, Armond

Armand's International Variations

Arek, Mandek (Polish) Armano, Armani, Armino (Italian) Armondo, Mando, Armando (Spanish) Armin, Armon, Armoni, Arman (Israeli) Armands (Latvian) Armen (Russian)

Comments

stepx Says:

2019-02-28T11:21:05

considering this for our coming third boy. Its a great name...classic, romantic but masculine. And not over used. It also works in most western countries. A solid international choice.

beachbear Says:

2016-08-26T04:23:18

Is it are-mand or are-mond?

headintheclouds Says:

2015-08-28T16:25:51

I have two minds about Armand. On one hand it's a very dashing and romantic, yet also an upright buttoned-up sounding name, plus it's unusual and rather old-ish but ripe for use today. And on the other all I see and hear are the words "arm and"! But I think it's not such a big issue, since I'd (and I think most people?) pronounce it like "AR-mend" and not "ARE-MAND" anyway. I still really like Armand, since the nickname Armie is adorable, and I've been rather swayed by how well the actor Armie Hammer wears his name :)