Girls’ names from the early Frankish tradition often reveal a dignified, courtly resonance. Monikers like Radegund or Bertha incorporate Germanic elements underscored by Christian devotion that spread under Frankish rule. Although these names may seem archaic, they once symbolized royal alliances and spiritual dedication. Today, resurrecting a Frankish baby girl name can connect families to a pivotal era of Europe’s medieval history.
Of German origin, meaning "noble" or "serene."
Exalted
Derived from the Old High German word 'beraht,' meaning 'bright,' 'magnificent,' or 'luminous
Charles carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Universal
Woman of the family
Home ruler
Battle
Industrious or hardworking
A variant of Jocelyn
Mighty in battle
Robert carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
