Bertram
Old German appellation
Bertram is a masculine given name of Germanic origin, meaning "bright raven." It was common in medieval England and appears in classic literature—Bertram is the male lead in Shakespeare's *All's Well That Ends Well* and a character in Jane Austen's *Mansfield Park*.
The name sounds old-fashioned today: Uncle Bertram still insists on formal dress for dinner.
Montana's seat of government
- DianaRoman hunting goddess
- wardProtected person; division
- FlorenceTuscan capital city
- forced marriageUnion without consent
redemption · cad · comedy
Noble-bright Germanic name
- AlfredMasculine given name
- BernardTraditional masculine given name
- CecilLatin-derived masculine name
- ClarenceMale given name, Latin-derived
Edmund · Eugene · Francis · Gilbert · Harold · Horace · Howard · Hubert
Titled ruling class
- peerageSystem of noble ranks
- manorLanded aristocratic residence
- heraldryStudy of armorial bearings
- lineageDescent from progenitors
old money · landed gentry · highborn · gentleman · estate · aristocracy · titled · distinguished
Helena
Montana's seat of government
forced marriage · redemption · cad · comedy
Albert
Noble-bright Germanic name
Clarence · Edmund · Eugene · Francis · Gilbert · Harold · Horace · Howard · Hubert · Leonard
nobility
Titled ruling class
lineage · old money · landed gentry · highborn · gentleman · estate · aristocracy · titled · distinguished · refined