Paige

Dérivé de the Old French word 'pagus' signifiant 'country' or 'village'. In Middle English, 'pag(e)' came to mean 'book' and, later, 'a young person, especially a boy who served in a church'. In the late Middle Ages, 'page' came to be used for a young woman, especially one who served at a nobleman's table. In modern usage, 'Paige' is a female given name, often associated with the idea of a young, unmarried woman.