Griseldan.

Griseldafem. proper name, from Italian, from German Grishilda, from Old High German grisja hilda, literally "gray battle-maid" (see gray (adj.) + Hilda). The English form, Grisilde, provided Chaucer\\'s Grizel, the name of the meek, patient wife in the Clerk\\'s Tale, the story and the name both from Boccaccio.