Rapunzel

Gender: Feminine
Usage: Literature

Meaning

From the name of an edible plant. It is borne by a long-haired young woman locked in a tower in an 1812 German fairy tale recorded by the Brothers Grimm. An evil sorceress gave her the name after she was taken as a baby from her parents, who had stolen the rapunzel plant from the sorceress’s garden. The Grimms adapted the story from earlier tales (which used various names for the heroine).
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