Origin and Meaning of Haroldine
Meaning & Origin
Army ruler or leader
Origin: English - Haroldine is a feminized form of Harold, which comes from the Old English 'here' meaning 'army' and 'weald' meaning 'ruler'.
Interesting Facts
- Haroldine is a rare name and often seen as a vintage or classic choice, reminiscent of names popular in the early to mid-20th century.
- While Harold is a common name, the feminine version Haroldine is much less frequently used and may appeal to those seeking unique or family-inspired names.
- Notable bearers of the name Harold include Harold II, the last Anglo-Saxon king of England, and Harold Pinter, a renowned British playwright. However, there are few prominent figures specifically named Haroldine.
- The name has not seen significant popularity in recent years, consistently remaining outside the top rankings for baby names in English-speaking countries.
- Variations and related names include Harriett, Henrietta, and other feminine forms derived from masculine names with 'hard' or 'wald' elements.