Hroþisinþs
From the reconstructed Gothic elements hroþs "fame, glory" and sinþs "way, journey": roughly "famous journey".
Meaning and origin
Hroþisinþs is a reconstructed Gothic compound put together to explain the Spanish and Portuguese name Rosendo, carried into the Iberian Peninsula by the Suebi and Visigoths who settled there in the early Middle Ages.
How to pronounce Hroþisinþs
| German | HROH-tih-zints /ˈhroːtiˌzɪnts/ |
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