I was looking for information about
Tekla Hultin (1864-1943, a Finnish Member of Parliament and the first woman in Finland to be awarded a PhD) and found out she had a younger sister named Aldyth Beda
Gisela. The whole combo is beautifully medieval, but Aldyth is really the name that charmed me. I don't usually like changing Is to Ys in names, but I think I like Aldyth as much (or even more) as its more common form
Aldith.
What do you think of Aldyth (or
Aldith)? Do you think it could be used today or should it stay in the past?
ETA:
Tekla Hultin and all of her siblings had very nice/interesting names...
Tekla Johanna VirginiaElis Julius JohannesAlice Hellfrid
MariaAldyth Beda
GiselaOskar Felix Hjalmar
This message was edited 4/10/2019, 5:21 AM