Gertrude also known as Gertrude, Gertruid, Gertruida, Geertruid, Geertruida and Trudy
A name derived from the German word for spear and strength.
It was popular during the 1950s.
Some real-life and fictional people named Gertrude or other similar names:
Gertrude the Great, a benedictine nun, mystic, and was canonised as a saint.
Gertrude Bell, an english writer, traveler, administrator, political officer, and archaeological
Gertrude, Queen of Denmark and mother of Hamlet in Shakespeare's play "Hamlet".
Gertruid Bäumer, a German politician and feminist.
Gertrude Chataway, child-friend of Lewis Carrol and inspired him to make "The Hunting of the Snark"
Gertrude Courtenay, Marchioness of Exeter and godmother to Elizabeth I.
Gertruida van Veen, a painter from the Southern Netherlands.
Gertrude of Nivelles, an abbess, founder of the Abbey of Nivelles and a saint.
Geertruid Adriaansdocter, a Dutch martyr Hanged by protestants for aiding her priest brother.
A name derived from the German word for spear and strength.
It was popular during the 1950s.
Some real-life and fictional people named Gertrude or other similar names:
Gertrude the Great, a benedictine nun, mystic, and was canonised as a saint.
Gertrude Bell, an english writer, traveler, administrator, political officer, and archaeological
Gertrude, Queen of Denmark and mother of Hamlet in Shakespeare's play "Hamlet".
Gertruid Bäumer, a German politician and feminist.
Gertrude Chataway, child-friend of Lewis Carrol and inspired him to make "The Hunting of the Snark"
Gertrude Courtenay, Marchioness of Exeter and godmother to Elizabeth I.
Gertruida van Veen, a painter from the Southern Netherlands.
Gertrude of Nivelles, an abbess, founder of the Abbey of Nivelles and a saint.
Geertruid Adriaansdocter, a Dutch martyr Hanged by protestants for aiding her priest brother.
by idontknowwhatmypseudonymshould May 02, 2023
by Ethen Ken Randall November 28, 2022
Test to apply to movies. Does a scene with two women: last more than 4 minutes? And do they refrain from talking about men in that time?
Did "Lincoln" pass the Gertrude test? Did "Gentlemen Prefer Blonds" pass the Gertrude test? Did "A League of their Own" pass the Gertrude test?
by Gal Friday January 12, 2014