#Celtic etymology
- Arthur — A proper name of Celtic origin, widely distributed internationally, possessing a deep historical and mythological connotation linked to the legendary King Arthur of Great Britain, the leader of the Knights of the Round Table in the Arthurian cycle. Its etymology is structurally associated with the Celtic term for 'bear' (artos), symbolizing strength, courage, and sovereignty. In modern history and culture, the name is borne by numerous prominent figures, such as writer Arthur Conan Doyle or philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer.