Lydwine

A quietly used name among French speakers, Lydwine is a variation of Lidwina, itself a feminine form of Ludwin and Leutwin. These names are usually interpreted as meaning "friend of the people" or "people's friend", however, sometimes the first element is interpreted to mean "famous" instead.

Pronounced as LID-WEEN in French (and as lid-WEE-nuh elsewhere), the name is associated with a 15th century Dutch saint and mystic, Lydwina of Schiedam, patron saint of chronic pain and ice-skating.

Pronounced LID-ween.