Edward

إدواردIn Arabic

Meaning

Guardian of wealth (Old English ead 'wealth' + weard 'guardian')

About the name

The name was common in Anglo-Saxon England and came back into fashion when Henry III named his eldest son Edward, to promote the cult of Edward the Confessor. It reached Portugal and Spain, as Duarte and Eduardo, in the 15th century through a Portuguese king whose mother was English.

For

A boy

Origin

English, Germanic

Other spellings

Eduard, Eduardo, Édouard