Rothild

Rothild, also sometimes spelled Rothilde, is a feminine given name of Germanic origin. It is derived from the elements "hrod," meaning "fame" or "glory," and "hild," meaning "battle." Therefore, the name Rothild roughly translates to "famous battle" or "glorious battle."

The name Rothild was relatively common in the Early Middle Ages, particularly among Frankish nobility. Several historical figures bore the name, contributing to its presence in historical records and genealogical studies.

While not as widely used in modern times as some other Germanic names, Rothild retains a connection to history and a sense of strength and distinction. It evokes an era of warriors and royal families.

The name can sometimes be found in variations across different languages and regions, often retaining similar phonetic qualities. It is associated with strength, nobility, and historical significance.