Randulf
Randulf is a masculine given name of Germanic origin that has appeared in various forms across medieval Northern Europe. In historical records and literature, Randulf shows up in English, Norse, and continental Germanic sources, and it is closely related to later names such as Randolf, Randolph, and Randall. In Scandinavian contexts the form Randulfr is found in Old Norse, reflecting earlier spelling conventions.
Etymology and meaning are usually explained as a compound of two Germanic elements. The first part, rand-
Historical usage and distribution show Randulf occurring among clerics, nobles, and laypersons in medieval England, Scandinavia,
In contemporary usage, Randulf is relatively uncommon as a given name in most English-speaking countries, though