Liddel
[ˈlɪdəl]Meaning
A variant of the name Liddell, which has roots in Old English meaning 'by the stream'.
Background Story
The name Liddel refers to the Liddell River in Scotland. It also appears in literature, such as Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland', where there's a character named Liddell, inspired by the real-life Alice Liddell.
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