Othilie.
a female given name from Latin [in turn from Old High German, in turn from Proto-Germanic], equivalent to English Ottilie
Meaning & usage
a female given name from Latin [in turn from Old High German, in turn from Proto-Germanic], equivalent to English Ottilie
Where this word comes from
Variant spelling of Otilie, from the German name tradition. The name goes back to Latin Otilia, originally Odilia, Latinised forms of Old High German Odila and Otila, pet forms of names such as Oda. The Old High German names are formed from the Germanic name element reflected in *audaz (“wealth, riches”), with a pet-name or diminutive ending. The spelling with th is historical and does not represent a separate /θ/ sound in Norwegian. Compare Danish Othilie, Swedish Othilie, German Ottilie and English Ottilie (“female given name”).
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