maude
/mɔːd/ or /mɑːd/Definitions
1. noun
A female given name, often derived from Germanic words ‘maud’ or ‘maut’, meaning ‘mighty in battle’, or ‘counsel’.
“The new employee, Maude, was assigned to the marketing team.”
2. noun
A unit of land measurement, equal to 2.5 acres in old English units.
“The lord owned a large estate, consisting of several maudes of land.”
3. proper noun
A given name, often referring to the fictional character Maude from the TV show ‘Maude’.
“Maude was known for her strong-willed and outspoken personality.”