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Geraldine (name), the feminine form of the first name gerald, with list of people thus named. Geraldine (not comparable) of or pertaining to the medieval fitzgerald dynasty of ireland. The name geraldine is a girl's name of german, french origin meaning ruler with the spear

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Though twin brother gerald is still in baby name limbo, geraldine is in line to follow the path of josephine to imminent revival—even though gerry is not as spunky a nickname as josie. Geraldine leigh chaplin was born in santa monica, california, to oona chaplin (née o'neill) and legendary entertainer charles chaplin (a.k.a Complete 2021 information on the meaning of geraldine, its origin, history, pronunciation, popularity, variants and more as a baby girl name.

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Geraldine is a given name of german origin and is the feminine form of the name gerald

The latter was composed of two elements, “ger,” which means ‘spear’ and “wald,” which means ‘authority or power’ giving the name the meaning’ the spear’s power.’ This name was created by the poet henry howard for use in a 1537 sonnet praising lady elizabeth fitzgerald, whom he terms the geraldine.