“Bertram” is a male name of Old German origin. It is composed of the elements “bera” meaning “bright” or “famous” and “tram” meaning “raven”. The name can be interpreted to mean “bright raven” or “famous raven”.
In history, the name Bertram was popular in medieval England and Scotland. Notable bearers of the name include Bertram de Verdun, an English nobleman who fought in the Crusades, and Bertram Russell, a British philosopher, logician, and Nobel laureate.
In modern times, the name Bertram is not as common as it once was, but it may appeal to parents who are looking for a name that is traditional and has a strong, classic sound. It can also be shortened to the nickname “Bert” or “Bertie”.
