Vanda

Vanda is a name with Polish origins, possibly a shortened form of Wanda, which itself is thought to mean "wanderer." The legendary Princess Wanda of Slavic mythology is a figure of strength and independence, said to have chosen death over marriage to a foreign prince, thus preserving her people's autonomy. This association imbues the name with a sense of fierce independence and a deep connection to heritage.

Calling 'Vanda' evokes a sense of gentle independence, a spirit ready to explore. It feels like a name you'd whisper to a child who already possesses a quiet curiosity about the world. There’s a grounded strength in this name, a feeling that she will always find her way, no matter the path she chooses.