Imelda

Imelda comes from the Spanish, with roots in Old Germanic, meaning 'universal battle.' It combines the elements 'ermen' for 'whole, universal' and 'hild' for 'battle.' This gives the name a strong and resilient feel, like a steadfast warrior with a refined touch. It carries an air of both strength and grace, making it a classic choice with a hint of elegance.

In terms of popularity, Imelda first made its way into the Top 1000 in 1898, peaking at #766 in 1911. Though it doesn't have a history of breaking into the Top 100, it spent a respectable 31 years in the Top 1000. More recently, it experienced a significant leap, jumping 2293 spots between 2015 and 2016. However, it also saw a drop from #4269 to #5414 in 2010. As of 2024, it ranks at #3629.

With its classic and traditional roots, Imelda exudes an aura of elegance and sophistication. It fits perfectly for someone who embodies strength and resilience, yet carries an innate grace. Whether used in the past or today, it remains a timeless choice for those seeking a name with depth and character.