Gyða name meaning

Gender: Girl
Origin: Old Norse and Old High German
Usage: Faroese, Old Norse, Icelandic and Danish
Meaning: Fight, Secret Sign and Rune
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What does Gyða mean?

Gyða is Faroese, Old Norse and Icelandic cognate of Gyríðr. Also Gyða is Old Norse cognate of Guðrún.

Variants of Gyða

Gyríðr, Guðrún, Guðríðr, Gyrid, Gudrun, Gunna, Gudrid, Guðfríðr, Gyri, Gudren, Gunne

How popular is the name Gyða?

Gyða is a familiar baby name in Denmark, Norway and Israel. According to our findings, over 1000 babies have been named Gyða globally.

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