Alfons

The popular name Alfons in Latvia has German origins and consists of the elements "alf," meaning "nobility" or "protector," and "fons," which translates to "good" or "noble."

Overall, the name means "noble, ready" or "one who is prepared for noble deeds."

The name Alfons also has Latin origins and is traditionally associated with Spanish and Portuguese culture. This masculine name is a variant of the name Alfonso, which in turn is the Spanish and Portuguese form of the name Alfons, derived from the German name Alfrid.

A well-known historical figure associated with the name Alfons is Alfonso I, known as Alfonso the Wise. He was the king of Aragon and Catalonia in the 12th century and is considered one of the most significant protagonists of the Reconquista - the process aimed at expelling Muslims from the Iberian Peninsula.

It is also worth noting that the name Alfons is a common name in the Catholic tradition and is often used during baptism.