Rudolph is an intriguing and distinctively traditional name of German origin, meaning 'famous wolf'. It has been popular throughout history, most notably among royal families, adding a touch of grandeur to its pronunciation /ˈruːdəlf/. The name gained significant attention in the 20th century through the beloved Christmas tale "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," popularizing it further and giving it a whimsical, festive spirit.
"Roudolph is a rather uncommon name, with only five births recorded each in 1917 and 1925, making ten children named Roudolph across those years."