Womens Medieval Names
Adela – Means “noble”
Agatha – Means “good”
Aelith – Means “noble”
Alice – Means “of noble kind”
Althea – Means “healer”
Amabel – Means “lovable”
Anice – Means “gracious”
Beatrice – Means “bringer of joy”
Cecily – Means “blind”
Clare – Means “bright”
Constance – Means “constant, steadfast”
Cordelia – Means “heart, daughter of the sea”
Dorothea – Means “gift of God”
Edith – Means “prosperous in war”
Eleanor – Means “bright, shining one”
Elspeth – Means “pledged to God”
Emmeline – Means “work”
Felicity – Means “happiness”
Giselle – Means “hostage, pledge”
Gwendolyn – Means “white ring”
Hawise – Means “battle commander”
Heloise – Means “healthy”
Isolde – Means “ice ruler”
Joanna – Means “God is gracious”
Julianne – Means “youthful”
Leticia – Means “happiness”
Margery – Means “pearl”
Matilda – Means “mighty in battle”
Millicent – Means “strong in work”
Mirabelle – Means “wonderful, miraculous”
Philippa – Means “lover of horses”
Priscilla – Means “ancient”
Rhiannon – Means “maiden”
Rosalind – Means “gentle horse”
Sabina – Means “sabine”
Sibyl – Means “prophetess”
Sybil – Means “prophetess”
Theodora – Means “gift of God”
Una – Means “one”
Ursula – Means “little bear”
Vivienne – Means “alive”
Winifred – Means “blessed peace”
Yolanda – Means “violet flower”
Zenobia – Means “life of Zeus”
Avice – Means “life”
Rosamund – Means “horse protector”
Isabella – Means “pledged to God”
Aileen – Means “bright, shining one”
Beatriz – Means “voyager”
Tamsin – Means “twin”
Again, this is just a small selection of medieval names for women, and there were many other names in use during this time period.