Amelia
Form of Amalia, linked with vigor
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Ella
Germanic other; also a short form of El- names
Ada
Noble in Germanic names; other languages have separate origins
Adelaide
Nobility
Amalia
Unceasing; vigorous; brave
Emmeline
Vigorous; unceasing
Greta
Pearl, through Margaret
Heidi
German pet form of Adelheid
Matilda
Strength in battle
Rose
Rose flower; an older Germanic name history also exists
Willa
Will and protection; feminine form of William
Elsa
Short form of Elisabeth
Frida
Norse beauty or Germanic peace, by origin
Hilda
Battle
Ida
Uncertain; possibly work or labor
Marlene
Blend of Maria and Magdalene
Ottilie
German form of Odilia
Rosalind
Horse and tenderness; later linked with a beautiful rose
Wilhelmina
Feminine form of Wilhelm
Bettina
Pet form of Elisabeth or Benedetta
Elisenda
Uncertain; Germanic elements involving a path or journey
Elke
Low German and Frisian form of Adelheid
Frieda
Peace
Friederike
Peaceful ruler, through Frederick
Gerda
Scandinavian form of Gerd
Gisela
European form of Giselle
Gretel
German pet form in the Margaret family
Hedy
Pet form of Hedwig
Liesel
German pet form of Elisabeth
Lotte
Short form of Charlotte or Liselotte
Margriet
Pearl through Margaret; also daisy in Dutch
Minna
Courtly love; also short for Wilhelmina
Saskia
Saxon
Uta
Feminine form of Udo, associated with wealth
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