Bertram is a masculine name derived from the Old German elements beraht, meaning 'bright,' and hram, meaning 'raven.' This name signifies a 'bright raven' and has been associated with mysticism and high status due to the revered bird of Odin in Norse mythology. The name has been closely linked with Bertrand, brought to England by the Normans. It has been used as a given name and surname, with significant historical and cultural impact. The use of the name has evolved over time, influenced by various literary and cultural references. Bertram's name has antique charm and a strong historical significance.
