Berthamae is a unique and distinctive given name of Germanic origin, derived from the Old German word 'berg', meaning 'mountain', and 'hama', which means 'home'. This name, while uncommon today, was once popular in medieval Germany, often used to denote someone who hailed from a mountainous region or perhaps had a strong connection to their home. The use of Berthamae has declined over time, making it a rare find today, but its historical roots give it an air of antiquity and uniqueness that may appeal to those seeking a name with character and heritage.
"Berthamae saw a peak in popularity with 6 births in 1919, but this was not sustained as the next highest years were 1921, 1922 and 1924, each with 5 births. There was another spike in 1935 with 5 births. Overall, there were 26 births recorded for Berthamae."