Hiltrud
Hiltrud is a feminine given name .
Origin and meaning
The name Hiltrud consists of the Old High German hilt (j) a "fight" and trud "strength, strength"
Name days
- May 31 (based on: Hiltrud ( Helmtrud ) from Heerse Monastery, around 950),
- September 27 (based on: Hiltrud von Lissies , 8th century),
- November 17th (based on: Hiltrud von Rupertsberg , 12th century)
Name bearers
- Hiltrud (Bavaria) (715–754), daughter of Karl Martell
- Hiltrud Breyer (* 1957), German politician ( Alliance 90 / The Greens )
- Hiltrud Grote (1936–2010), German local politician
- Hiltrud Häntzschel (* 1939), German literary scholar
- Hiltrud Kier (born Arnetzl, * 1937), Austrian art historian, university lecturer, Cologne city curator and general director of the museums of the city of Cologne
- Hiltrud Lotze (* 1958), German politician ( SPD )
- Hiltrud Naßmacher (1942–2016), German political scientist
- Hiltrud Schroeder (* 1937), German sociologist, author and editor
- Hiltrud Schröter (1941–2010), German educational scientist
- Hiltrud Schwetje (* 1948), from 1984 in second marriage with the SPD politician and until 1997 Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder married