Definition: Arundel is a Roman name for an Anglo-Saxon man who was known as Archbishop of Canterbury in medieval England. Definition: Arundel means "of God." The name Arundel likely comes from the Old English word 'Aurnud, which translates to "God's crown," and 'Ladu, meaning "great" or "glory." In ancient Christianity, it was a title for a bishop.
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