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Princess Adelheid-Marie of Anhalt-Dessau (1833–1916) was the second wife of Adolphe of Nassau., She was Duchess of Nassau from 1851 until 1866 and Grand Duchess of Luxembourg from 1890 until 1905. Her descendants still sit on the throne of Luxembourg today.
Yo, it's ME! I would say some stuff in German but it says only English so I guess not :/ Also, I saw a comment saying how this was Heidi's real name in the book Heidi by Johanna Spyri. Correction; Adelheid was Heidi's mother's name, Heidi was her full first name. Also, I find it so strange that the name Adelheid is praised here and then when you look at the name Heidi you find TOOOOOOONS of people crap-talking Heidi. I go by Heidi because forcing poor substitute teachers to choke out my name during attendance isn't my favourite way to pass the time. Even though having to show people how to spell and pronounce your name all the time, I think naming your kid Adelheid isn't too bad, although I'm probably just being biased :P.
Love it.
Also Estonian: https://www.stat.ee/public/apps/nimed/
I believe there is one more alternative spelling - AHLHEID. I found it in an 1842 birth record in Osten, Lower Saxony (at the time, Kingdom of Hannover).
Also Danish and Flemish.
Adelaide, Australia was named after Queen-Consort Adelheid of Germany.
The name is also used in Norway.
This name is pretty and unique, and it's nice to be called Heidi for short.
Adelheid (977-1040) was the daughter of Holy Roman Emperor Otto II and his wife Theophanu.
Adelheid (?-1338) was the daughter of King Adolf of Germany and his wife Imagina.
Adelheid (1045-1096) was the daughter of Holy Roman Emperor Henry III and his second wife Agnes.
Adelheid (1070-1079) was the son of Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV and his wife Bertha.
Adelheid (774-774) was the daughter of Charlemagne and his wife Hildegard.
Adelheid was the daughter of Louis the Pious and his first wife Ermengarde. She died young.
I love this name and prefer it to Adelaide, despite how quaint it may be perceived as today.
Considered old fashioned in the Netherlands as well. 'Adel' means 'nobel' (in the sense of nobility), in Dutch.
I like this name a lot. Heidi is a good nickname.
Adelheid was Heidi in the book Heidi's real name.
Listen to the German pronunciation of Adelheid here:
http://www.nordicnames.de/Aussprache.html
Considered old fashioned in Germany, therefore rarely used on babies today.
Pronounced AH-dull-hide. [noted -ed]

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