Lady
[ˈleɪdi]Meaning
English noble title, from Old English hlǣfdige, "bread kneader"
Background Story
Lady is a given name taken from the English noble title, which derives from Old English hlǣfdige, originally meaning "bread kneader". The related form Leidy is also recorded, and Lady is recorded as a given name in a user submission. It grew in popularity in Latin America after Diana Spencer, known as Lady Di, married Prince Charles in 1981 and after her death in 1997.
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