Klothilde
k-lothil-de,
kl(o)-thi-lde
Origin:German
Other Origin(s):Latin
Meaning:Famous battle, glorious battle
With a name like Klothilde, your little one will learn to take pride in their willingness to seek, endeavor, and strategize. This feminine title is the German form of Clotilde, a French moniker that ultimately stems from the Latin and Germanic name Chrodechildis. Deriving from the Germanic elements hruod, meaning "fame" or "glory," and hilt, meaning "battle," Klothilde translates to "famous battle" or "glorious battle." Every time your brave kiddo sets a goal or puts their mind to learning a new skill, they'll have to dedicate time and effort to working toward it. It's in this journey of attempting and striving that your Klothilde will demonstrate their true brilliance, and their ability to keep going until they reach victory!
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Behind the Name, Klothilde, December 2022
Behind the Name, Clotilde, October 2024
Name Doctor, Klothilde
100,000+ Baby Names by Bruce Lansky, pg. 112
WordSense Dictionary, Clotilde
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