Meanings
proper nounWinebald (plural Winebalds)
plural Winebalds
- A male given name.
Winebald, the son of a royal English Saxon, shared with Winfrid in his labours in Germany; his life was preserved, though in imminent danger from idolaters, and God blessed his work among the heathen: he died in 760.
1840, The History of the Church of Christ, previous to the Reformation, volume 3, London: Religious Tract Society, page 134
Origin
- Old English*Wynebeald
- EnglishWinebald
Variant of Winibald, from Old English *Wynebeald, wyne + beald.
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