Edward (en. Edward)

ɛd.wɑʁ

Meaning & Definition

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noun

A masculine first name of English origin, meaning 'guardian of wealth'.

Edward is a common first name in English-speaking countries.

Edward est un prénom commun dans les pays anglophones.

Name of several kings of England, such as Edward the Confessor.

Edward the Confessor was a saintly king of England.

Edward le Confesseur a été un roi saint de l'Angleterre.

Also used as a historical name in certain contexts.

Edward I was known for his conquest of Wales.

Edward Ier était connu pour sa conquête du Pays de Galles.

Of Anglo-Saxon origin, from Old English 'ēad' (wealth) and 'weard' (guardian).

Edward in Wonderland

Reference to the famous children's book.

Edward au pays des merveilles

Edward the Confessor

King of England venerated in Christian tradition.

Edward le Confesseur

Edward IV

King of England during the Wars of the Roses.

Edward IV

Edwardian

Related to the era of King Edward VII.

Edouardien

Eddy

A common diminutive for Edward.

Eddy

Ted

Another diminutive of Edward.

Ted

An affectionate term for a friend named Edward.

Hey, Ed, come here!

Hey, Ed, viens ici !

A nickname to designate a distinguished man.

He has an Edward style.

Il a un style Edward.