Meda

Meda is a gender-neutral name that has sprouted to life in several languages. As an elusive Native American title, Meda might mean “prophetess” for the little one with a keen sense of knowing. Meda has Germanic roots, too, possibly stemming from the same root as the name Machthard and meaning “one who is very powerful.” This lyrical moniker is also a form of the Greek Medea, which is most often translated as “cunning” and may remind you of the mythical sorceress from Greek legend. As a diminutive for names like Androméda, Meda adopts the meaning “ruler” from the Greek element médon. It may also come from the Slavic name Meďamirŭ, with Meda itself meaning “border” from the root meďa. No matter where in the world baby’s heritage lies, Meda has a universal appeal paired with a beautiful chime.