Edith is a timeless and elegant name with a rich history. Originating from Old English, It means "prosperous in war" and is derived from the elements *ead* (wealth, fortune) and *guð* (battle). The name was popular among Anglo-Saxon royalty and remained common after the Norman Conquest. However, it fell out of favor in the 15th century but experienced a revival in the 19th century. Edith is now gaining traction again, particularly among parents seeking old-fashioned names with a soft yet graceful image. This name is significant because it reflects resilience and strength, qualities that have been embodied by many notable women throughout history.
