Edvard

Eðvarð Danish Proper noun da male Edward Related terms da Teddy Descendants is Eðvarð 1 fo Edvard 1 or possibly directly from English Faroese Proper noun fo proper noun m fo male Edward Usage notes m Edvardsson Edvardsdóttir Declension Edvard Edvard Edvardi Edvards Finnish Alternative forms fi Eedvard Etymology From fi sv Edvard, from fi en Edward, fi ang Ēadweard, literal meaning guard of (the) riches, guard of wealth. Pronunciation Proper noun fi male Edward Usage notes Mainly used of foreign kings and historical persons, or as a middle name. Declension Edvard a 0 Related terms vernacular form fi Eetu Statistics dvv_20250813 304 5309 600 References Norwegian Bokmål Edvard no Alternative forms nb Edevard, nb Edvar, nb Edvardt, nb Edvart historical Norwegian variants Etymology nb en Edward, from nb ang Ēadweard, from nb gmw-pro *Audawardu, from nb gem-pro *Audawarduz, composed of gem-pro *audaz wealth, riches and gem-pro *warduz guard, guardian. nb Audvard. 16th century in Norway. Compare da Edvard, sv Edvard, fo Edvard and is Eðvarð male given name. Pronunciation nb /ˈɛd.ʋɑrd/ [ˈɛd.ʋɑɖ] nb ɑɖ 2 nb Ed vard Proper noun nb proper noun nb male English < Old English Edward Usage notes The Norwegian name day for nb Edvard is 18 March, shared with nb Aleksander and nb Sander. The name had one major period of popularity around 1900 and another beginning after 2010. Derived terms nb Edvarda female given name nb Edvardsen patronymic surname Statistics According to Statistics Norway, 3,532 men in Norway had nb Edvard as their sole or first given name as of 31 December 2025.“Navn”, Statistics Norway. References “Edvard” in Store norske leksikon. “Edvard” at Nordic Names. Slovene sl: Pronunciation Ẹ̑dvard Proper noun Ẹ̑dvard m-an sl male Edward Declension Édvard 1 Further reading Swedish Pronunciation sv LL-Q9027 (swe)-Moonhouse-Edvard.wav Proper noun c sv male Edward Related terms sv Ted