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* [[Arne Næss]], a Norwegian philosopher
* [[Arne Næss]], a Norwegian philosopher
* [[Arne Nordheim]], a Norwegian composer
* [[Arne Nordheim]], a Norwegian composer
* [[Arne aus den Ruthen]], a Mexican politician
* [[Arne Sunde]] (1883 – 1972), Norwegian officer, Olympic shooter, and two-time [[President of the UN Security Council|President]] of the [[United Nations Security Council]]
* [[Arne Sunde]] (1883 – 1972), Norwegian officer, Olympic shooter, and two-time [[President of the UN Security Council|President]] of the [[United Nations Security Council]]
* [[Arne Tiselius]], Swedish biochemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureate in 1948
* [[Arne Tiselius]], Swedish biochemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureate in 1948

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Arne
GenderMale
Origin
MeaningEagle [citation needed]

Arne is a common forename for males in Scandinavia. It also occurs as a surname in England.

The name Arne originates from the old Norse word for "eagle" – arni.

The word arne also refers to the central stone on the floor of traditional Norwegian homes upon which the fire that provides the heating/cooking needs was lit. Similarly, the word "Arne", is used in Danish for the flame in a fireplace or old-fashioned oven or stove.

Arne as a forename

Arne can be given alone or combined with other forenames, written either with a hyphen (as in Tor-Arne, Leif-Arne, John-Arne, Nils-Arne) or without the hyphen (as in Tor Arne, Leif Arne, John Arne).

Notable people with forename Arne include:

In fiction:

Arne as a surname

Notable people with surname Arne include:

See also