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      Meaning of the first name Adalheit

      Origin

      Germanic, Mainly German-speaking Regions

      Meaning

      Noble Kind or Noble Lineage

      Variations

      Adalheid, Adalheidis, Adelheid
      The name Adalheit is of Germanic origin, primarily found in German-speaking regions. It is derived from two components: adal, meaning noble, and heit, which translates to kind or lineage. Therefore, the name conveys the idea of noble kind or noble lineage, emphasizing qualities of nobility and virtue. The name embodies a sense of heritage and distinction, appealing to those who value ancestral connections and noble attributes.

      Historically, Adalheit has been associated with noble families and aristocratic lineages in German-speaking territories. While specific historical records might be sparse, the name can be traced back to medieval Germany, where names symbolizing nobility were common and often granted to individuals of high social standing. It is likely that various forms of the name evolved over centuries, reflecting the societal values of honor and lineage during these times.

      In contemporary times, Adalheit remains a relatively uncommon name but is still present in certain regions, particularly in Germany and Austria. In modern usage, the name may be viewed as traditional or even vintage, appealing to those looking for unique names with deep-rooted meanings. While it may not be as popular as other names, Adalheit's connotation of nobility continues to resonate with individuals who appreciate its historical significance and linguistic beauty.

      Based on our records...

      Suter

      Suter

      This is the most common surname associated with Adalheit.
      Hans

      Hans

      This is the most common name of those married to a Adalheit.
      Christine

      Christine

      This is the most common name for a child of a Adalheit.
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      1605 is when there were the most people born with the first name Adalheit.

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