Armin is a masculine name with ancient origins in both Germanic and Persian cultures. It is derived from the name Arminius, a Germanic tribal leader who famously defeated the Roman army in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest. The name translates to "whole," "universal," or "guardian," reflecting its significance in both historical and cultural contexts. Over time, the name has evolved, influenced by various linguistic and cultural traditions. Today, Armin is used in many parts of the world, symbolizing strength, unity, and protection.
