The nameEduardo
Eduardo is a Spanish and Portuguese boy's name, a form of Edward.
- Boy's name
- Anglo-Saxon
Meaning
From the Old English ead, "wealth", and weard, "guardian".
Origin
Anglo-Saxon, through Spanish and Portuguese.
History
Found in France since the late 1920s, Eduardo peaked there in the early 1970s, then came back a little in the 2010s.
Popularity of the name Eduardo
Eduardo in France
2734thmost popular boys' name in France, latest official figures
1972peak year (50 births)
1,050babies named Eduardo in France since 1900
Eduardo was most popular in France in the 1970s, with 315 births over the decade, 30% of all recorded babies named Eduardo. Its rise began around 1928, and it peaked in 1972. Half of all babies named Eduardo in France were born before 1979, so it is mostly a parents' generation name.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Eduardo mean?
From the Old English ead, "wealth", and weard, "guardian".
What is the origin of the name Eduardo?
Anglo-Saxon, through Spanish and Portuguese.
Is Eduardo a girl's or a boy's name?
Eduardo is a boy's name.