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Waldemar or Valdemar is an Old German noble male given name of Old Slavic origin that means "renowned ruler" (literally, "fame" + "power"). The name is a Germanised version of Slavonic name Vladimir. It was introduced into Scandinavia by the 12th-century Danish king Waldemar (or Valdemar). It may refer to:
Usage examples of "waldemar".
And last summer, for a fortnight, there was nary a Skaldi to be found in Caerdicca Unitas, and it was rumored that Waldemar Selig summoned a high council of the tribes of Skaldia somewhere in the old Helvetican holdings.
I do not know if it is true, but my friend the leather-merchant told me a friend of his who is close to the duchy in Milazza swore that the Duke received an offer of marriage for his eldest daughter from a King Waldemar of Skaldia.
I would learn, of the great war-leader Waldemar Selig, Waldemar the Blessed.
And this I remember, that it was the first I heard the murmurs, among his thanes who thought I listened not, that Gunter was minded to give me to Waldemar Selig at the Allthing, the great meeting of the tribes, and thus win the favor of the Blessed.
Because if you do not, Gunter will give me to Waldemar Selig anyway, and kill you for sport.
If he meant to give me to Waldemar Selig at the Allthing, surely he would ask her a fourth.
I whispered, thinking of Naa-mah, who had lain with strangers, who had lain with the King of Persis, thinking of Waldemar Selig, the Skaldi warleader.
She padded through the hall and straight to the infant Waldemar, lying beside him, and he reached for her fearlessly, taking hold of her white fur with his chubby fists and nursing.
Thus did Waldemar travel disguised, with only two loyal thanes to accompany him.
Then Lothnir came upon him at night while he slept, and struck at him with a dagger, but the edges of the blade turned dull and slid from his skin as if from a stiff-cured hide, and Waldemar only sighed in his sleep.
I would accompany them, he took as a matter of course, although he had still said nothing to me of being a gift for Waldemar Selig.
I learned of Waldemar Selig was his voice as he greeted those who paid him tribute.
If Waldemar Selig did not, still he recognized the language in which it was written.
I was there, for Waldemar Selig ordered me to attend that night, pouring mead for Skaldi chieftains from a heavy earthenware jug.
The rest of them got roaring-drunk, no question, and he allowed it, but Waldemar Selig remained sober.