Godulf
Godulf is a masculine given name of medieval European origin. It is typically interpreted as deriving from Germanic elements meaning “god” and “wolf,” yielding an interpretation such as “divine wolf” or “god-wolf.” In Latin texts, the name is often rendered as Godulfus or Godulfus, reflecting standard medieval practice of Latinizing Germanic names.
Throughout the Middle Ages, the given name Godulf appears in clerical and scholarly contexts across Frankish,
The name’s usage is relatively uncommon, and no single bearer dominates its historical record. Instead, multiple
In modern usage, Godulf is rare outside scholarly contexts. It survives mainly as a historical given name