Worldwide, Adélaïde (Adelaide 
, Adélaïde 
, Аделаида 
) is a common female forename. The forename Adélaïde is characteristic of Cabo Verde, where it is quite a common feminine name, Brazil, and Portugal (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is commonest in Brazil, Italy, and South Africa. Very seldom, Adélaïde is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Adelaide | South Africa, Brazil, Italy, United States, Ghana |
| Adélaïde | Democratic Republic of the Congo, Australia, France, Cameroon, Ivory Coast |
| Аделаида | Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Armenia |
| סבויה | Israel |
Adélaïde is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Adelaide Brooke , the fictional character from Doctor Who, The Waters of Mars; Adélaïde , character in La Belle et la Bête; Adelaide Bonfamille , the character from Disney's Aristocats, The Aristocats; Adelaide of Poland, the White , the Peerage person ID=672809 and Adelaide di Borgogna (Rossini) , the operatic character in the opera Adelaide di Borgogna (Rossini), among other works.
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adélaïde de frioul French royalty, FR (b. 850) |
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| adélaïde de tours countess of Anjou and Blois, FR (b. 820) |
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| adélaïde or itta wife of Guy I of Spoleto (b. 850) |
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adélaïde d'anjou noblewoman (945-1026), FR (b. 945) |
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| adélaïde de nordgau (b. 935) |
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| adélaïde de normandie half-sister of William the Conqueror, Countess of Aumale, FR (b. 1026) |
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| adélaïde de forcalquier (1050-1129), FR (b. 1050) |
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| adélaïde de brabant (b. 1190) |
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| adélaïde de rieneck DE (b. 1265) |
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adélaïde de france French noblewoman (1732-1800), FR (b. 1732) |
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adélaïde helvétius (1754-1817), FR (b. 1754) |
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adélaïde de saint-germain (1769-1850), FR (b. 1769) |
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adélaïde de la rochefoucauld (1769-1814), FR (b. 1769) |
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adélaïde binart French artist (1769–1832), FR (b. 1769) |
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adélaïde de pastoret FR (b. 1766) |
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