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It's more than likely a reference to Hildegard of Bingham, a woman Saint who had very odd religious visions that she dictated aloud. I believe the writings were very controversial when officers of the Church got hold of them.

It's a pretty interesting topic that has been given extra attention in the past few years because of the "New Age Spirituality" that is going around.

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Well, the names of Blizzard NPCs have never been chosen randomly... :)
Even in Diablo II the names were discussed a lot...
Like Apothecary Hildagard, who, as Myzplayced just said, referes to a real person, lots of persons from Diablo II got such names.
Though some of them was named after the producers, acters, directors, etcetera, of the game :)

I'm pretty sure it's the same in WoW.
Some NPCs, as Ygoloxelfer refered to, are named after other games, like Zelda. Also items. Example: https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=11905/boomerang-de-linken.

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At the entrance to the Mana Tombs, there is also an ethereal called "slim" shady dealer so at least some names are not random

also, many undead npcs have names like graves, or old fashioned names

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