D'Aramitz

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D'Aramitz was the surname of a Gascon abbe named Henri. Henri is largely believed to be the inspiration for Alexandre Dumas' character of Aramis in The Three Musketeers and its subsequent novels.
― erinsm211  5/26/2021
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This sounds like a combination of "D'artagnan" and "Aramis".
― iamauser  1/22/2017
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Aramitz itself comes from the Basque aran ("valley") and -itz (a locative and collective suffix) giving "place of valleys" or "confluence".
― Gianfranco TB  10/13/2016
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