Cuthbert is a name of Old English origin, meaning "bright" or "famous." It is often associated with Saint Cuthbert, a 7th-century monk and bishop known for his piety and miracles. He became the patron saint of Northumbria and is celebrated for his role in spreading Christianity in the region. Saint Cuthbert's feast day is observed on March 20, and he is often depicted with a crosier and a book. His shrine at Durham Cathedral became a significant pilgrimage site in medieval England. Cuthbert's legacy continues to influence religious practices and local culture in Northern England.