Zelda
Zelda (name) means a feminine given name of Germanic origin, shortened from Griselda. Example: “Zelda is also the name of the princess in a famous video game series.”
Word forms
Zeldas plural
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Etymology
Shortened from Griselda.
Rhymes for Zelda
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What does “Zelda” mean?
The word “Zelda” means a feminine given name of Germanic origin, shortened from Griselda.
How do you pronounce “Zelda”?
“Zelda” is pronounced ZEHL-duh (/ˈzɛldə/ in IPA).
How do you use “Zelda” in a sentence?
Here is “Zelda” used in a sentence: “Zelda is also the name of the princess in a famous video game series.”
What part of speech is “Zelda”?
“Zelda” is a name.
Is “Zelda” a common word?
“Zelda” is an uncommon word in modern English.
What is the origin of the name "Zelda"?
"Zelda" is a feminine given name of Germanic origin, shortened from "Griselda." It developed as an independent name in its own right over time.
Is "Zelda" related to the name "Griselda"?
Yes, "Zelda" originated as a shortened form of "Griselda," a Germanic feminine given name, and has since become established as its own distinct name.
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