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Origin of the name ÆÐELWINE.
Etymology of the
name ÆÐELWINE.
Meaning of the baby name ÆÐELWINE.
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ÆÐELWINE,
AEDELWINE.
The same as Anglo-Saxon Æthelwine, composed of the Old English elements æðel
"noble" and wine "friend," hence "noble
friend." Also see Ethelwine.
... Notwithstanding the Danish
invasion, and consequent change of sovereignty, and the spoliation of
Cricklade by Canute in the year of his accession (1016), Godeman and
Toca managed to hold their own, but the other three drop out of sight,
and we meet, instead, with the names of Hildred, Sidewine, Lifine,
Wulfwine, and Edelwine (alias Ielwine, Aelwine, Aelgelwine, and Aedelwine).
The last is the only one known to the writer as a moneyer at Cricklade
in the reign of Harold, and he flourished then under the additional
title of Aelwinne. (The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History
Magazine, v.19, 1881)
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