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Help[Opinions] WDYT of Albelinda? (m)
I found it on a site of medieval names and this was listed under female, during the 11th or 12th centuries.
I can't remember if it was spelled Albelinda or Albelenda but either way, I took a fancy to it. I like most names with "linda" in them - Linda, Melinda, Belinda, but this one is out there. Not to mention, it's very, very, very "old fashioned" lol
WDYT? Would any of you use it? Could you see it being used today? What would you think if you met a woman with this name?
I can't remember if it was spelled Albelinda or Albelenda but either way, I took a fancy to it. I like most names with "linda" in them - Linda, Melinda, Belinda, but this one is out there. Not to mention, it's very, very, very "old fashioned" lol
WDYT? Would any of you use it? Could you see it being used today? What would you think if you met a woman with this name?
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