Undine
Meaning of Undine
Undine is a beautiful and unique name with origins in Germanic folklore. The name Undine is derived from the word "undina," which means "wave" or "water spirit" in Latin. Undines were believed to be water nymphs or spirits that inhabited bodies of water such as lakes, rivers, and streams. In mythology, Undines were often depicted as enchanting and seductive creatures who possessed magical powers. As a baby name, Undine carries an air of mystery and elegance. In terms of popularity, the name Undine was more commonly given to baby girls in the early 20th century in the United States. While its usage has declined over time, it still holds a certain allure for those seeking a unique and enchanting name for their daughter.
Pronunciation
German
- Pronunced as oon-DEE-nuh (/ˈuːndiːnə/)
English
- Pronunced as uhn-DEEN (/ənˈdiːn/)
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Notable People Named Undine
| Undine Smith Moore - Undine Eliza Anna Smith Moore, known as the "Dean of Black Women Composers," was an American composer and music professor celebrated for her vocal compositions inspired by black spirituals and folk music. |
