Origin and Meaning of Maudell

Little powerful warrior

Origin: English - Maudell is a diminutive form derived from the Old German name 'Maldwynn', which means 'powerful fighter' or 'mighty in battle'. It is a variation of the name Maud, which itself is derived from Mathilda.

• Maudell is a relatively rare name and is a variation of Maud, which has historic prominence in medieval England.
• In English-speaking cultures, the name has seen varying levels of popularity, often associated with historical figures and nobility.
• Notable bearers of similar names include Maud of Lancaster, an English queen consort, and various fictional characters in literature.
• The name Maud has experienced fluctuations in popularity, especially peaking in the late 19th century and declining thereafter. Maudell, being a less common variation, has not reached similar popularity.
• Variations and related names include Matilda, Maud, and Mabel, all deriving from similar roots in meaning and historical usage.