[ˈɑːr.kɪ.bɔːld]

Definitions

1. noun

A masculine given name, derived from Scottish Gaelic Árcaibhall, meaning ‘bright as the sea’.

“He’s an Archibald, a proud and adventurous name for a young explorer.”

2. proper noun

A surname of Scottish origin, referring to a specific person or family.

“The Archibalds have been prominent members of the community for generations.”