Walram m. Old Frankish, Old German walh 'foreigner, stranger; slave' from Proto-Germanic *walhaz, from a Celtic tribal name + Old Saxon hram 'raven'.

Belgium

Latin

● 1238 Walerammi (gen) OvdFB 3

Brabant

Latin

● 1312 Walramus (nom) JeanIII p. 31

England

Latin

● 1155 Walerand (nom) FPD p. 121, fn. 1

Dutch

● 1594 Walram AuFr Cornu

France

Latin

● 1133 Galeranno (dat) CartNDdOurscamp CXVIII, Gualeranno (abl) ibid. XXX, Walerannus (nom) ibid. CXI; 1135 Gualeranno (dat) ibid. LXXVIII; c1136 Galeranni (gen) ibid. CXXI, Gualeranni (gen) ibid. CXXI; 1138 Gauleranni (gen) ibid. CLI, Gualerannus (nom) ibid. LXXXIX; c1140 Galeranno (abl) ibid. XCVIII; 1141 Gualeranno (dat) ibid. CXXXI, Gualerannus (nom) ibid. CXXXI; 1144x1153 Galerannus (nom) clairvaux-12thc 25; 1146 Galeranno (abl) CartNDdOurscamp CXII

Germany

Latin

● 1134 Waleramus (nom) quix-vol1 97; 1135 Walerami (gen) ibid. 64; 1136 Walerannus (nom) ibid. 98, Walramus (nom) ibid. 98; 1138 Wallerannus (nom) ibid. 28; 1155x1190 Walramus (nom) ibid. 52; 1173 Waleramus (nom) ibid. 81, Wallerando (abl) ibid. 99; 1191 Wallerannus (nom) ibid. 38; 1208 Waleramus (nom) quix-vol2 124; 1215 Walleramus (nom) ibid. 126; 1222? Walramum (acc) ibid. 133, Walramus (nom) ibid. 133; 1401 Walramo (dat) HD1401 no. 9

Italy

Latin

● 1376 Valarano (abl) DouGen1 p. 50