Edith
Introduction
Prosperous in war
Background Story
The name Edith has Anglo-Saxon origins and is derived from the Old English elements 'ēad,' meaning wealth or fortune, and 'gīð,' meaning war. It has historical prominence, notably associated with Edith of Wessex, the wife of Edward the Confessor, a key figure in English history during the 11th century.
Letter Count
Variations
Edie, Edyth
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