Emmeline
Introduction
Universal name meaning 'rival' or 'hardworking'
Background Story
Emmeline is derived from the Old French name 'Ameline', which is a diminutive of the name 'Hermine'. The name gained popularity in literature through the character Emmeline from the famous Gothic novel 'Emmeline, or The Orphan of the Castle' written by Charlotte Smith in 1788.
Letter Count
Variations
Emeline, Emmy, Emmalyne
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