| Gender | 🧑 Boy |
| Pronunciation | 📣 \e-dwa-rd, ed-ward\ |
| Number in U.S | 👶 1,300,000 |
| Rate in 2021 | 344 |
| Numerology | 🔢 10 |
| Name origin | 🌍 English |
The name Edward is a given name that has English origin meaning “ Riches “.
The name is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word. It has also a Latin origin. The given name has a strong history behind it. Since the 15th century, the name has been adopted in the Iberian peninsula. The name Edward was very popular in Anglo-Saxon England.
The popularity of the name Edward
The name Edward is common in English-speaking countries. This name has been the most popular in the United States. It was the 22nd most common baby boy’s name. It might be interesting for you that this name was one of the most powerful choices for people in Alabama. In the year 1950, nearly 375 babies were named Edward in Alabama. From 1880 to 2018, a total 18775 babies also bear the same first name as your baby is going to be named.
The first time that this name appeared was in the year 1880. In that year nearly 2364 babies were given the name Edward.
The personality of the name Edward
The name has a secret behind itself and also here we have the letter analysis.
E is for easygoing l, no ruffles here
D is for dandy, a description of you
W is for wisdom, which you acquire with age
A is for accomplished, in all that you do
R is for reasonable, your understanding way
D is for dandy again ! a description of your personality
The name is the one that implies a pioneering spirit. If you are named Edward, you are a natural-born leader, you can be a good guide for people who need you and your help. It frustrates you to do too many unimportant activities for others.
You are an independent person, you do things and make decisions by yourself and you do not need anyone else. People perceive you can count on him. Also, people can be influenced easily by you and sometimes you encourage people who are important to you. Your are most likely vocations are, engineer, writer, composer, designer, and maybe dancer. You feel free in jobs that do not have strict rules and you like to work in a friendly atmosphere.
Famous person named Edward
Here we have a list of famous characters who have influenced this name’s popularity positively.
Edward Centeno who is a Youtube star
Edward Avila who is a Youtube star
Edward Norton who is a Movie star
Edward Herrman who is a movie star
Edward Smith who was born in the year 1859
Edward Zo who is an Instagram star
Nicknames for the name Edward
If you are looking for a cute nickname, here we have a list of them;
Ed or Edd, the first two letters of the main name
Ted, Ned, Teddy, End, Woody, E-Dawing, Eddy, and Eduardo.
Similar names to the name Edward
You can select similar names to the given name as your next babies as Edward’s siblings.
Eadie, Earl, Eben, Echo, Eddie, Eden
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Edward is one of my favorite names for a boy. The only thing is if I ever had a son and named that I would just want him to be called Edward. No nicknames.
Edward is a very common name in the United Kingdom. i've taught at a boy's prepartory school for 9 years and each class has had at least one Edward in it.
I have an uncle named Edward who is very dear to me, and would love to someday name a son after him. I'm not worried about the Twilight association because I have faith that that garbage will be forgotten about before too long. :P Edward is a great name with an extensive history; don't let the latest tweenie fad ruin it for you!
My 2 yr. old son is named Edward after my favorite uncle. I am yet to meet another kid with this name. I love It's uniqueness- are any other parents out there using it for a first nane?
Articles like these put the consumer in the driver'seat-very imprtanot.
I have the'spanish version, Eduardo. I was named after my Spanish-Portuguese Grandfather. I hated it going through school, can't say how many times I was teased with "Edwierdo" for instance. But in college/my late teens, I really began to appreciate it for It's uniqueness and elegance! :)
I think that after Twilight, a guy called Edward will never have any trouble getting a girlfriend.
We named our son Elijah and call him Eli. We love it (obviously). Funny story. My mother-in-law is a very devout Catholic. When we told her we wanted to name our son Elijah, she wrinkled her face and said "is that Muslim?" :) Of course after refamiliarizing he'self with the'story she came around a bit, but I suspect she'still doesn't like it because it doesn't sound "Christian" enough :/
I like it as a name, but sadly Twilight has killed it for me. And I sincerely apologise to all those future children who's mothe's are going to name them after Edward Cullen. But yes, I agree that Edward is a nice name, but not the nicknames.
i don't really like the name Edward for a boy, but i love it as a girls name, much less common
i think that Edward is a cool name but then again in a girl woah woah woah woah woah dont take that in a bad way tee hee
Edward was my wonderful father's name. Edward Michael Trausch. I sure do miss him.
Edward indeed is a noble and royal name. Its potency can be traced bk to the begining families of royalty in england...hail the queen...its full of destiny and desire and those blessed to find its path meaning along with being a leo will inquire great grief before excelling to the'status of a king. Edward alexander'sanders(absolutelottosystems)
was just wondering how this name is pronounced ?? like ma-haah-lia or ma-hay-lia ?? thanks (: