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A female given name, a Low German form of Matilda used in England since the Middle Ages

I am here at the gate alone;.

{i} female first name; family name; city in Texas (USA); town in Oklahoma (USA); town in Kentucky (USA); Matilda (1102-1167), queen of England, daughter of Henry I king of England; dramatic poem written by Lord Alfred Tennyson
a Low German form of Matilda used in England since the Middle Ages
A gray plaid; used by shepherds in Scotland
{i} gray wool plaid that shepherds wear in Scotland

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