The name Imelda originated from the Germanic name Irmhild, which means "whole battle" or "universal battle." It is also thought to have originated from the Old High German name Irminhilt, which means "powerful in battle." The name gained popularity in the 11th century, particularly in Spain and Italy, and was often given to noblewomen and queens. Today, the name Imelda is associated with strength, courage, and perseverance, making it a beautiful and powerful choice for any child.
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