"Trude" meaning in All languages combined

See Trude on Wiktionary

Proper name [German]

Audio: De-Trude.ogg [Germany, Berlin] Forms: Trudes [genitive], Trude [genitive]
Head templates: {{head|de|proper noun|genitive|Trudes|or|Trude|g=f}} Trude f (genitive Trudes or Trude)
  1. a diminutive of the female given name Gertrude Tags: feminine

Proper name [Norwegian Bokmål]

IPA: /²ˈtrʉː.də/, [ˈtɾʉ̂ː.də]
Rhymes: -ʉːdə Etymology: Possibly borrowed from German Trude, a short form of names ending in -trud, especially Gertrud. The element -trud is from Proto-Germanic *þrūþiz (“strength”), from *þrewwaną (“to grow, thrive”) + *-þiz (“abstract noun suffix”). In Gjertrud, the first element is ultimately from Old High German gēr (“spear”). Alternatively, the Scandinavian name may in some cases represent a variant of Trud, from Old Norse Þrúðr, from the same Proto-Germanic element. Compare German Trude, English Trudy, Danish Gertrud, Swedish Gertrud, Estonian Kertu and Icelandic Þrúður. Etymology templates: {{bor|nb|de|Trude}} German Trude, {{der|nb|gem-pro|*þrūþiz|t=strength}} Proto-Germanic *þrūþiz (“strength”), {{der|nb|non|Þrúðr}} Old Norse Þrúðr, {{cog|de|Trude}} German Trude, {{cog|en|Trudy}} English Trudy, {{cog|da|Gertrud}} Danish Gertrud, {{cog|sv|Gertrud}} Swedish Gertrud, {{cog|et|Kertu}} Estonian Kertu, {{cog|is|Þrúður}} Icelandic Þrúður Head templates: {{head|nb|proper noun}} Trude
  1. a female given name from German [in turn from Old High German, in turn from Proto-Germanic], equivalent to English Gertrude, originally a short form of names ending in -trud, especially Gjertrud. Wikipedia link: Trude Related terms: Gjertrud, Gertrud, Geirtrud
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