Axel
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- proper noun
- /ˈæksəl/
- The name Axel has roots in Scandinavian culture.
- Axel was calm
- Axel's teachers
- Axel does his work
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- She's got way less people would know who Anne Wilson is than than than Axel Rose.
- troops in the Second World War and would set new standards on how to keep up morale, Carl Axel Knutson writes.
- His hatred was not about Axel Rudy, Gabbana.
- Appetite for Destruction and Axel Rose.
- But there's a strong chance Axel was a Dick long before he became famous.
- I'm, I'm firmly of the belief that part of the spirit that animated the August riots after the Axel, the alleged Axel Ruda Qabana.
Examples
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Listen, Axel, did you leave the boat tied up?
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At the school play, Axel played the lead role with great enthusiasm.
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And this is my son Axel and he is so scared and this has made me so happy.
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I bet you can take Axel here though.
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It's a new ball game out here, Axel, and we're not invited.
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- Oh, please, Axel, no!
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"What did he mean by that?" Axel asked as Tom left the room.
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This is, uh... Axel Carter.
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What do you got, Axel?
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Axel, this is a friendly meeting.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Axel is a Scandinavian male name that likely comes from the old name Absalon, from Hebrew and meaning 'father of peace', so Axel can be remembered as 'father of peace'. Another old idea links Axel to an old Norse name made of áss ('god') and ketill ('helmet' or 'cauldron'), which gives the idea of someone 'protected by the gods'. You can also remember it from the skating jump 'axel', named after a Norwegian skater called Axel Paulsen, which makes the name more familiar.