Edwine

Edwine is a historically rich feminine moniker of Old English origin. Though not commonly found today, Edwine shares its roots with Edwina, which is a more popular feminine variation of the masculine Edwin. Fans of Bridgerton may fondly recall Edwina Sharma, Kate's younger half-sister in the famous TV series. As a variant of Edwina and Edwin, Edwine carries the same meaning of "prosperous friend" or "wealthy friend." It is composed of the Old English elements "wealth," "prosperous," or "fortune," and wine, which translates to "friend." and "protector." Edwine and its male counterpart Edwin became most popular around the 19th century. Although some may consider it old-fashioned, we are sure baby can make this classic name great once again!