Guinevere

/ˈɡwɪnəvɪr/ noun

In Arthurian legend, the beautiful queen of King Arthur, known for her tragic love affair with Lancelot.

From Celtic roots, possibly Welsh 'Gwenhwyfar' (gwen- meaning 'white' + hwyfar meaning 'phantom' or 'wife'). The name became famous through French medieval romances before English versions, where she's a central character in tragic love stories.

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