Eduard

English

"wealthy guardian"

Eduard Origin and Meaning

The name Eduard is a boy's name.

Eduard is a continental European variant of Edward, a venerable Germanic name combining elements meaning 'wealth' and 'guardian' or 'protector.' This spelling is particularly common in German, Czech, Romanian, Russian, and several other European languages. While the Anglicized Edward dominates in English-speaking countries, Eduard maintains popularity throughout Eastern and Central Europe. The name has been borne by numerous royals, artists, and intellectuals across European history, including composer Eduard Strauss and artist Eduard Manet. Eduard carries an air of classical European sophistication while remaining approachable. The name conveys strength and nobility, reflecting its historical usage among aristocracy, while offering a slightly distinctive alternative to the more common Edward.

Popularity of the name Eduard

• 639 England 2023
• 347 Germany 2016
• 60 Estonia 2024

Famous People Named Eduard

• Eduard Buchner winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
• Eduard Antonovich Matusevich retired Soviet speed skater

The name Eduard in Pop Culture

• Eduard von Bock the personification of Estonia from the anime "Axis Powers Hetalia".