Otilie.
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
One of several Norwegian spellings of a female given name going back to Latin Otilia, originally Odilia, a Latinised form 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. Compare Danish Otilie, Swedish Otilie, German Ottilie and English Ottilie (“female given name”).
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