Oveline is of French origin, derived from the Germanic element 'Aud' meaning 'noble'. It was introduced into France during the Middle Ages and has since become a distinctive and unique choice for baby girls. The name Oveline is composed of two elements: 'Ove', which is likely derived from the Old Norse word 'Auðr' meaning wealth or fortune, and '-line', a common French feminine suffix. This creates a beautiful and rare name that stands out without being overwhelmingly exotic. Oveline is also associated with the French region of Alsace, adding to its regional charm.
"Oveline was quite popular back then, with six babies named that each year. It's a timeless name."