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	* [[Adolf Martin Bormann]] (1930–2013), German theologian and laicized Roman Catholic priest		* [[Adolf Martin Bormann]] (1930–2013), German theologian and laicized Roman Catholic priest
	* [[Adolf Dassler\|Adolf "Adi" Dassler]] (1900–1978), German entrepreneur, founder ([https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Gebr%C3%BCder_Dassler together with his brother]) of [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Adidas Adidas]		* [[Adolf Dassler\|Adolf "Adi" Dassler]] (1900–1978), German entrepreneur, founder ([https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Gebr%C3%BCder_Dassler together with his brother]) of [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Adidas Adidas]

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	* [[Adolf Galland]] (1912–1996), German general of the Luftwaffe		* [[Adolf Galland]] (1912–1996), German general of the Luftwaffe
	* [[Adolf Hitler]] (1889–1945), Austrian politician and ''[[Reichskanzler]]'' of the [[German Reich]]		* [[Adolf Hitler]] (1889–1945), Austrian politician and ''[[Reichskanzler]]'' of the [[German Reich]]
	* [[Adolf Joffe]] (1883–1927), ~~Jewish~~ Russian diplomat		* [[Adolf Joffe]] (1883–1927), jewish Russian diplomat
	* Adolph Franz Friedrich Ludwig Freiherr Knigge (1752–1796), German writer and a leading member of the [[Order of the Illuminati]]		* Adolph Franz Friedrich Ludwig Freiherr Knigge (1752–1796), German writer and a leading member of the [[Order of the Illuminati]]
	* [[Adolf Joseph Lanz]] (1874–1954), Austrian [[esotericist]] and [[occultist]]		* [[Adolf Joseph Lanz]] (1874–1954), Austrian [[esotericist]] and [[occultist]]

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'''Adolf''' or '''Adolph''', latinized ''Adolfus'' , short from ''Adalwulf'', ''Adalwolf'' and ''Adelwolf'' ([[Anglo-Saxon]]: ''Æthelwulf'', ''Æþelwulf'', ''Aethelwulf'', ''Ethelwulf''), is a [[List of Germanic given names|Germanic given]] and surname (sometimes as ''Adloff''). Even shorter forms are ''Adi'', ''Alf'', ''Wolf(f)'' and ''Wulf(f)''. The derived female form of Adolf/Adolph is ''Adolfine'', ''Adolphine'', ''Adolfina'' or ''Adolfa''.

==History==
The name comes from Old High German and is composed of "adal" (noble, distinguished) and "wolf" (wolf). This can be understood together as "noble wolf" or "noblewolf", also "noble/sublime warrior and tough as a wolf", but many old [[Germanic]] personal names are simply composed of two members to be understood positively, without the composition as such having to have any meaning. In both [[Protestant]] Germany (because of Gustav Adolf, later King of Sweden) and [[Catholic]] Germany (because of Adolph Kolping, priest who dealt in particular with the social question), Adolf enjoyed a degree of popularity.

==Notable people (excerpt)==
[[File:Adalwulf.jpg|right|220px]]
* [[Adolf Martin Bormann]] (1930–2013), German theologian and laicized Roman Catholic priest
* [[Adolf Dassler|Adolf "Adi" Dassler]] (1900–1978), German entrepreneur, founder ([https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Gebr%C3%BCder_Dassler together with his brother]) of [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Adidas Adidas]
* [[Adolf Egeberg Jr.]] (1909–1972), [[Norwegian]] [[National Socialist]]
* [[Adolf Ehrt]] 1902–1975), German sociologist, publicist and British and German secret agent
* [[Adolf Eichmann]] (1906-1962), German officer of the SS
* Adolf von Essen (1372–1439), German member of the Order of Carthusian, established the rosary in the form we know it today
* Adolfine Fraatz (1847–1913), first wife of [[Robert Koch]]
* [[Adolf Galland]] (1912–1996), German general of the Luftwaffe
* [[Adolf Hitler]] (1889–1945), Austrian politician and ''[[Reichskanzler]]'' of the [[German Reich]]
* [[Adolf Joffe]] (1883–1927), Jewish Russian diplomat
* Adolph Franz Friedrich Ludwig Freiherr Knigge (1752–1796), German writer and a leading member of the [[Order of the Illuminati]]
* [[Adolf Joseph Lanz]] (1874–1954), Austrian [[esotericist]] and [[occultist]]
* [[Adolf Pirmann]] (1895–1985), German officer of the [[German Navy|navy]] and [[Luftwaffe (Wehrmacht)|Luftwaffe]]
* [[Hans-Adolf Prützmann]] (1901–1945), German officer of the [[SS]]
* [[Adolf Stoecker]] (1835–1909), German [[Lutheran]] theologian

==See also==
* [[List of Germanic given names]]
[[Category:Germanic given names]]
[[Category:Germanic tradition]]
[[Category:German history]]
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	==History==		==History==
	The name comes from Old High German and is composed of "adal" (noble, distinguished) and "wolf" (wolf). This can be understood together as "noble wolf" or "noblewolf", also "noble/sublime warrior and tough as a wolf", but many old [[Germanic]] personal names are simply composed of two members to be understood positively, without ~~tbe~~ composition as such having to have any meaning. In both [[Protestant]] Germany (because of Gustav Adolf, later King of Sweden) and [[Catholic]] Germany (because of Adolph Kolping, priest who dealt in particular with ~~tbe~~ social question), Adolf enjoyed a degree of popularity.		The name comes from Old High German and is composed of "adal" (noble, distinguished) and "wolf" (wolf). This can be understood together as "noble wolf" or "noblewolf", also "noble/sublime warrior and tough as a wolf", but many old [[Germanic]] personal names are simply composed of two members to be understood positively, without the composition as such having to have any meaning. In both [[Protestant]] Germany (because of Gustav Adolf, later King of Sweden) and [[Catholic]] Germany (because of Adolph Kolping, priest who dealt in particular with the social question), Adolf enjoyed a degree of popularity.

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	* [[Adolf Egeberg Jr.]] (1909–1972), [[Norwegian]] [[National Socialist]]		* [[Adolf Egeberg Jr.]] (1909–1972), [[Norwegian]] [[National Socialist]]
	* [[Adolf Ehrt]] 1902–1975), German sociologist, publicist and British and German secret agent		* [[Adolf Ehrt]] 1902–1975), German sociologist, publicist and British and German secret agent
	* [[Adolf Eichmann]] (1906-1962), German officer of ~~tbe~~ SS		* [[Adolf Eichmann]] (1906-1962), German officer of the SS
	* Adolf von Essen (1372–1439), German member of ~~tbe~~ Order of Carthusian, established ~~tbe~~ rosary in ~~tbe~~ form we know it today		* Adolf von Essen (1372–1439), German member of the Order of Carthusian, established the rosary in the form we know it today
	* Adolfine Fraatz (1847–1913), first wife of [[Robert Koch]]		* Adolfine Fraatz (1847–1913), first wife of [[Robert Koch]]
	* [[Adolf Galland]] (1912–1996), German general of ~~tbe~~ Luftwaffe		* [[Adolf Galland]] (1912–1996), German general of the Luftwaffe
	* [[Adolf Hitler]] (1889–1945), Austrian politician and ''[[Reichskanzler]]'' of ~~tbe~~ [[German Reich]]		* [[Adolf Hitler]] (1889–1945), Austrian politician and ''[[Reichskanzler]]'' of the [[German Reich]]
	* [[Adolf Joffe]] (1883–1927), jewish Russian diplomat		* [[Adolf Joffe]] (1883–1927), jewish Russian diplomat
	* Adolph Franz Friedrich Ludwig Freiherr Knigge (1752–1796), German writer and a leading member of ~~tbe~~ [[Order of ~~tbe~~ Illuminati]]		* Adolph Franz Friedrich Ludwig Freiherr Knigge (1752–1796), German writer and a leading member of the [[Order of the Illuminati]]
	* [[Adolf Joseph Lanz]] (1874–1954), Austrian [[esotericist]] and [[occultist]]		* [[Adolf Joseph Lanz]] (1874–1954), Austrian [[esotericist]] and [[occultist]]
	* [[Adolf Pirmann]] (1895–1985), German officer of ~~tbe~~ [[German Navy\|navy]] and [[Luftwaffe (Wehrmacht)\|Luftwaffe]]		* [[Adolf Pirmann]] (1895–1985), German officer of the [[German Navy\|navy]] and [[Luftwaffe (Wehrmacht)\|Luftwaffe]]
	* [[Hans-Adolf Prützmann]] (1901–1945), German officer of ~~tbe~~ [[SS]]		* [[Hans-Adolf Prützmann]] (1901–1945), German officer of the [[SS]]
	* [[Adolf Stoecker]] (1835–1909), German [[Lutheran]] theologian		* [[Adolf Stoecker]] (1835–1909), German [[Lutheran]] theologian

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	==History==		==History==
	The name comes from Old High German and is composed of "adal" (noble, distinguished) and "wolf" (wolf). This can be understood together as "noble wolf" or "noblewolf", also "noble/sublime warrior and tough as a wolf", but many old [[Germanic]] personal names are simply composed of two members to be understood positively, without ~~the~~ composition as such having to have any meaning. In both [[Protestant]] Germany (because of Gustav Adolf, later King of Sweden) and [[Catholic]] Germany (because of Adolph Kolping, priest who dealt in particular with ~~the~~ social question), Adolf enjoyed a degree of popularity.		The name comes from Old High German and is composed of "adal" (noble, distinguished) and "wolf" (wolf). This can be understood together as "noble wolf" or "noblewolf", also "noble/sublime warrior and tough as a wolf", but many old [[Germanic]] personal names are simply composed of two members to be understood positively, without tbe composition as such having to have any meaning. In both [[Protestant]] Germany (because of Gustav Adolf, later King of Sweden) and [[Catholic]] Germany (because of Adolph Kolping, priest who dealt in particular with tbe social question), Adolf enjoyed a degree of popularity.

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	* [[Adolf Egeberg Jr.]] (1909–1972), [[Norwegian]] [[National Socialist]]		* [[Adolf Egeberg Jr.]] (1909–1972), [[Norwegian]] [[National Socialist]]
	* [[Adolf Ehrt]] 1902–1975), German sociologist, publicist and British and German secret agent		* [[Adolf Ehrt]] 1902–1975), German sociologist, publicist and British and German secret agent
	* [[Adolf Eichmann]] (1906-1962), German officer of ~~the~~ SS		* [[Adolf Eichmann]] (1906-1962), German officer of tbe SS
	* Adolf von Essen (1372–1439), German member of ~~the~~ Order of Carthusian, established ~~the~~ rosary in ~~the~~ form we know it today		* Adolf von Essen (1372–1439), German member of tbe Order of Carthusian, established tbe rosary in tbe form we know it today
	* Adolfine Fraatz (1847–1913), first wife of [[Robert Koch]]		* Adolfine Fraatz (1847–1913), first wife of [[Robert Koch]]
	* [[Adolf Galland]] (1912–1996), German general of ~~the~~ Luftwaffe		* [[Adolf Galland]] (1912–1996), German general of tbe Luftwaffe
	* [[Adolf Hitler]] (1889–1945), Austrian politician and ''[[Reichskanzler]]'' of ~~the~~ [[German Reich]]		* [[Adolf Hitler]] (1889–1945), Austrian politician and ''[[Reichskanzler]]'' of tbe [[German Reich]]
	* [[Adolf Joffe]] (1883–1927), jewish Russian diplomat		* [[Adolf Joffe]] (1883–1927), jewish Russian diplomat
	* Adolph Franz Friedrich Ludwig Freiherr Knigge (1752–1796), German writer and a leading member of ~~the~~ [[Order of ~~the~~ Illuminati]]		* Adolph Franz Friedrich Ludwig Freiherr Knigge (1752–1796), German writer and a leading member of tbe [[Order of tbe Illuminati]]
	* [[Adolf Joseph Lanz]] (1874–1954), Austrian [[esotericist]] and [[occultist]]		* [[Adolf Joseph Lanz]] (1874–1954), Austrian [[esotericist]] and [[occultist]]
	* [[Adolf Pirmann]] (1895–1985), German officer of ~~the~~ [[German Navy\|navy]] and [[Luftwaffe (Wehrmacht)\|Luftwaffe]]		* [[Adolf Pirmann]] (1895–1985), German officer of tbe [[German Navy\|navy]] and [[Luftwaffe (Wehrmacht)\|Luftwaffe]]
	* [[Hans-Adolf Prützmann]] (1901–1945), German officer of ~~the~~ [[SS]]		* [[Hans-Adolf Prützmann]] (1901–1945), German officer of tbe [[SS]]
	* [[Adolf Stoecker]] (1835–1909), German [[Lutheran]] theologian		* [[Adolf Stoecker]] (1835–1909), German [[Lutheran]] theologian