Ráðúlfr
Ráðúlfr is a name of Old Norse origin, appearing in various sagas and historical records from the Viking Age. The name is a compound, derived from the elements ráð, meaning "counsel" or "advice," and úlfr, meaning "wolf." Thus, Ráðúlfr can be interpreted as "wolf of counsel" or "wise wolf."
This name was borne by several notable figures. One prominent individual was Ráðúlfr, a Viking warrior and
Another figure named Ráðúlfr is mentioned in connection with the Norwegian king Harald Fairhair. While less