Lutgarde
From the Germanic elements luit ("people") and gard ("protection, enclosure"): "protector of the people".
Meaning and origin
Lutgarde is the Dutch and Flemish form of Luitgard, a Germanic name borne by early medieval saints and nobility.
How to pronounce Lutgarde
| Dutch (Flanders) | LUT-khar-duh /ˈlʏtɣɑrdə/ |
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