Adelaide

Feminine

Meaning

A noble-natured woman of high birth; one who is noble and serene.

Etymology

Derived from the Germanic elements 'adal' (noble) and 'heid' (quality, state, or nature). The name was borne by various European royalty, most notably Saint Adelaide, Holy Roman Empress.

About the Name Adelaide

A name with strong royal and aristocratic associations, Adelaide combines Germanic nobility with Victorian elegance. It has experienced a revival in contemporary usage, particularly in its shortened form Adele.

Notable Bearers

Adelaide of Italy (Holy Roman Empress) Queen Adelaide (wife of William IV of England)

Historical People Named Adelaide