Selda

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Selda
GenderFeminine given name (Old German, common in Turkey)
Language(s) Turkish, German, Yiddish
Origin
Word/name Old German
Meaning"grey battle; dark battle", "strong woman'.
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Alternative spelling Zelda

Selda is a Turkish feminine given name.

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