Maud is a name of English origin, meaning "powerful battler" or "mighty in battle." It gained popularity in the 12th century due to its association with Saint Matilda, a German noblewoman known for her charitable works. Throughout history, there have been many notable women named Maud, including Queen Matilda of England and Maud Gonne, an Irish revolutionary and feminist. The name has a strong, regal sound to it, evoking images of strength and bravery. It continues to be a beloved name, often chosen by parents looking for a traditional yet distinctive name for their child.
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