The first name Tilda is of Teutonic, German, Swedish, French origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Teutonic: Battle Maiden

German: Diminutive of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Swedish: Heroine

French: Mighty in War

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Atilda  (English)
At the Elder Tree

Bertilda  (Teutonic)
Commanding Battle Maiden

Bertilda  (English)
Shining Battlemaid

Botilda  (Swedish)
Commanding

Botilda  (Norse)
Directing Heroine

Clotilda  (German)
Heroine. Famous Battle. Derived from the Old German 'Hloda' Meaning Loud or Famous, and 'Hildi' Meaning Battle. Famous Bearer: Th Century Saint Clotilda Was Married to King Clovis, and Played a Major

Clotilda  (Teutonic)
Renowned for War

Gotilda  (Swedish)
Strong

Madison  (English)
Surname Derived from Matthew 'Gift of God' or from Matilda 'strong Fighter.'

Madison  (English)
Surname Derived from Matthew: (Gift of Jah) or Matilda: (Strong Fighter). The Mermaid Heroine of the Film 'splash. '

Mahault  (Dutch)
Dutch Form of Matilda

Maitilda  (Irish)
Strong Battle Maiden

Mathilde  (French)
From the Name Matilda

Matia  (Spanish)
From Matilda

Matilda  (Teutonic)
Strong, of Great Power (Matti, Mattie, Tilly, Tillie, Tilda)

Matilda  (French)
Strong in War. Strength for Battle

Matilda  (German)
Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Matilda  (Arthurian Legend)
Mother of Merlin

Matilda  (Swedish)
Brave in War

Matilda  (Greek)
Brave in War

Matilda  (Teutonic)
Battle Maiden

Matilda  (German)
Might, Power

Mattie  (German)
Diminutive of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Matty  (German)
Diminutive of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Matyidy  (Polish)
Polish Form of Matilda: Mighty Battle Maid

Maud  (German)
Variant of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Maude  (German)
Variant of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Metilda  (Teutonic)
Mighty Battle-maid, Proud, Headstrong, Thoughtless, She Has Much Beauty

Patty  (German)
Diminutive of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Tilly  (German)
Diminutive of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Tilly  (English)
From Tilden or Matilda

Vaetilda  (Norse)
Mother of the Skraeling Children

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