Origin and Meaning of Maudine

Powerful battler

Origin: French - Maudine is a diminutive form of the name Maud, which itself is derived from the Old German name Mahthildis, composed of the elements 'macht' (meaning strength or power) and 'hild' (meaning battle).

• Maudine is primarily found in French-speaking regions and carries an air of vintage charm with it.
• The name has historical roots in medieval Europe, associated with noble lineage and chivalric names.
• Notable figures with similar names include Maud, Queen of Norway and Maud of Wales, the wife of King Edward VII.
• The name Maudine is relatively rare today but shares popularity trends with vintage names making a comeback in modern times.
• Related names include Maud, Matilda, and Maddy; variations can also be found in different cultures, such as Matilde (Spanish, Italian) and Mathilde (French, German).