Define olden days. For real though. Wolf probably belonged to a hunter, like 'Hart' or 'Buck'. Assuming it wasn't a family name. And wolves were hardly universally evil.
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Eli Jones
Kevin Lopez
Wow, that is some maximum projection
Blake Myers
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Juan Barnes
No news here.
Daniel Anderson
Wolf is the root of the Ashkenazic last names Wolfson, Wouk, and Volkovich. The wolf was the symbol of the tribe of Benjamin.
(1) Certain animals are traditionally associated with common
Hebrew first names. (In part, these associations are based
on Jacob's blessings for his sons, Bereshit 49.) The German
words for these animals were used as secular first names
(Hebrew "kinnui") and often became family names, e.g.
Judah - Loew, Loeb, etc; Spanish Leon 'lion'
Issachar - Baer, Beer, Berl, Perl, etc. 'bear'
Naphtali - Hirsch, Herz(l), etc.; Slavic Jellin(ek) 'deer'
Asher - Lamm, etc. 'lamb'
Ephraim - Fisch(el), etc. 'fish'
Joseph - Stier; Ochs 'bull; ox'
Benjamin - Wolf, Wulf, etc.; Spanish Lopez 'wolf'
Joshua - Falk, Falik, etc. 'falcon'
Jona - Taube, Teuber, etc. 'dove'
(2) In some old cities, notably Frankfurt/Main and Prague, houses
were identified by signs which often depicted animals; the
inhabitants later adopted these house names as family names
(Rothschild 'red sign, shield' being the most famous). Examples:
Adler 'eagle' Gans, Ganz 'goose'
Hahn 'cock' Hecht 'pike'
Lamm 'lamb' Rindskopf 'cow-head'
Several of the "kinnui" names in (1) are also attested as house
names, e.g. Falk, Lamm, Ochs.
Logan Gutierrez
There is absolutely zero chance that the jews were hunters of anything but children and wealth. They don't do any kind of productive, socially beneficially work that can benefit non-jews unless it's under pain of death.
Zachary Stewart
I bet her pussy tastes like baba ganoush
Camden Hernandez
Nigger, do you even know what uncle Adolf's name actually means?
Jose Wilson