Aldona

An oldie but goodie, Aldona is a feminine form of the Hebrew Aldina or Aldine, both of which are variants of Alda, a German title meaning “old” or “elder.” This name could also have American roots, where it is seen as the feminine form of Aldon. Derived from the Old English ald, or “old,” and tun, meaning “town” or “settlement,” this title could also refer to someone who belonged to an old town or settlement. In the 14th century, the Grand Duke of Lithuania’s daughter, named Aldona, went on to become a Polish queen, giving this title distinguished appeal. With a name fit for royalty, your old soul is sure to come across as wise beyond their years.