Origin and Meaning of Maudra

Mighty battler

Origin: Old German - Derived from the Old High German name Mathildis, which combines the elements 'maht' meaning 'might' and 'hild' meaning 'battle'.

• Maudra is a less common spelling variant of the name Maud, which itself is derived from Matilda, historically popular in Europe.
• The name Maudra has a rare usage, primarily in English-speaking countries, where it is mostly found as an alternative to more traditional names.
• Notable bearers include literary figures and historical women of strength, though specific historical figures named Maudra may be hard to pinpoint.
• In recent years, Maudra has seen fluctuating popularity, encouraged by a trend towards unique and vintage-sounding names.
• Variations and related names include Maud, Matilda, and Mathilde, all sharing similar meanings and roots.