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      Meaning of the first name Ailith

      Origin

      English - Old English

      Meaning

      Noble War

      Variations

      Ailish, Ailyth, Lilith
      The name Ailith finds its roots in the Old English language. It is derived from the combination of two elements: ailin, meaning noble, and th, a suffix denoting war. Collectively, these elements form Ailith, which signifies Noble War. In ancient times, naming a child held great significance as it reflected the aspirations and values of the parents. Ailith, carrying the connotation of nobility and war, likely conveyed the hopes for a child who would grow to become a noble and formidable warrior.

      In the annals of history, Ailith appears infrequently but with a lasting impact. Although mostly associated with Old English and Anglo-Saxon origins, the name has not transcended time to the same extent as some others of its era. Nevertheless, Ailith occasionally emerges in historical texts and documents, serving as a fragmentary reminder of noble lineages and ancient battles. Remarkably, Ailith has undergone a revival in modern times, finding its place in contemporary usage. Today, parents seeking a name with a touch of historical grandeur often choose Ailith for their daughters, connecting them to a proud heritage. Still relatively uncommon, Ailith stands as a unique choice that encapsulates the timeless qualities of nobility and strength, resonating with those who appreciate the power and elegance of its origins.

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      Harold

      Harold

      This is the most common surname associated with Ailith.

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      1899 is when there were the most people born with the first name Ailith.

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