Name Element GUNDA

Type Word & Element
Usage Old High German [1]

Meaning & History

Old High German word meaning "battle".

Related Items

Other Languages & Culturesguð(Anglo-Saxon) gunþi(Frankish) gunþi(Gothic) gunþī(Old Germanic) gunnr(Old Norse)
Given Name DescendantsEaldgyð(Anglo-Saxon) Gonçal(Catalan) Gunda, Gunnar(Danish) Aldegonda(Dutch) Gunner(English) Gontran, Cunégonde(French) Gunda, Günter, Günther, Guntram, Hildegund, Gunter, Gunther, Hildegunde, Kunigunde(German) Adalgund, Adelgundis, Aldegund, Aldegundis, Cunigund, Gunda, Gundahar, Gundhram, Gundisalvus, Hildegund(Germanic) Gundahar, Gunther(Germanic Mythology) Gunnar, Hildigunnur(Icelandic) Consalvo(Italian) Gunārs, Gunta(Latvian) Aldith(Medieval English) Gunnar, Gunnarr(Norse Mythology) Gunda, Gunder, Gunnar, Hildegunn(Norwegian) Gunþīharjaz, Hildigunþī(Old Germanic) Gunnarr, Hildigunnr(Old Norse) Kunegunda(Polish) Gonçalo(Portuguese) Gonzalo(Spanish) Gunda, Gunder, Gunnar(Swedish)
Surname DescendantsGunnarsen(Danish) Günther, Gunther(German) Gunnarsson(Icelandic) Gundersen, Gunnarsen(Norwegian) Gonçalves(Portuguese) Gonzales, González, Gonzalez, Gonzalo(Spanish) Gunnarsson(Swedish)

Sources & References

  1. Köbler, Gerhard. Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch, entry gunda, available from https://www.koeblergerhard.de/ahdwbhin.html.
Entry added December 7, 2022