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Armando is a masculine given name of Latin-Germanic origin that entered Hebrew through Romance languages, particularly Spanish and Italian. The name derives from the ancient Germanic root 'Hermann' or 'Armand', meaning 'army man' or 'warrior'. In Old German, the word 'heri' or 'hari' means 'army' or 'host', and 'mann' means 'man'. Thus, the name expresses strength, courage, and military leadership qualities. The name spread throughout Europe during the Middle Ages, especially among nobility and knights, becoming a symbol of valor and aristocracy. In Spanish and Italian culture, Armando gained significant popularity during the 19th and 20th centuries, becoming a common name in Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America and Europe. The name carries associations of romance, passion, and personal power. Among Sephardic and Mizrahi Jews, the name was adopted as part of Sephardic-Jewish culture, particularly in communities that lived in Italy, Spain, and North Africa. When these Jews immigrated to Israel, they brought the name Armando with them as part of their cultural heritage. Today, the name is considered international and recognized worldwide, while maintaining its exotic and unique charm. From a psychological perspective, the name Armando grants its bearer a sense of self-confidence and inner strength. It expresses qualities of leadership, decisiveness, and the ability to face challenges. People bearing this name are often perceived as having an impressive presence, natural charisma, and the ability to lead others. The name is particularly suitable for families wishing to preserve their Sephardic-Jewish heritage, or for those seeking a name with musical sound and deep meaning. Armando is a name that combines strength with gentleness, tradition with modernity, and is an excellent choice for parents interested in a unique name with an international character.

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Armando | Armand | Herman

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In Kabbalah, the name Armando carries energy of strength and spiritual power. The letters composing the name symbolize the soul's inner strength to face trials and defend justice and truth. The name is connected to the Sefirah of Gevurah (Strength) in the Tree of Life, representing power, discipline, and the ability to set clear boundaries in life.

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Armando Mordechai - Israeli actor of Sephardic origin | Armando Assis - Famous Argentine soccer player | Armando Manzanero - Renowned Mexican artist and sculptor | Armando Anthony Cooke - American NBA player

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