Origin and Meaning of Kelda

Pure, clear

Origin: Old Norse - Derived from the Old Norse word 'kelda', meaning 'spring' or 'source', often associated with purity and clarity due to its connection with water.

• Kelda is historically connected to Scandinavian roots and is relatively uncommon outside of northern Europe.
• In Iceland, Kelda is sometimes used as a feminine name and holds cultural significance, given the geographic prominence of springs and natural springs in Icelandic mythology.
• Notable bearers of the name include Kelda Wood, a prominent figure in environmental advocacy, reflecting the name's association with nature.
• Kelda remains a rare name, often noted in naming trends across Scandinavia and among fans of unique, nature-inspired names.
• Variations of the name include Kelda's cousin names like Keldan (masculine form) and related names like Kalia and Kellen, though they are derived from different roots.