Type Word & Element
Usage Anglo-Saxon [1]
Meaning & History
Old English word meaning "wealth, fortune".
Related Items
Other Languages & Culturesaud(Frankish) auds(Gothic) audaz(Old Germanic) ot(Old High German) auðr(Old Norse)
Given Name DescendantsEdmond, Eduart(Albanian) Eadberht, Eadburg, Eadburga, Eadgar, Eadgifu, Eadgyð, Eadmund, Eadric, Eadwald, Eadweard, Eadwig, Eadwine, Eadwulf(Anglo-Saxon) Eduard, Edvard(Armenian) Edorta(Basque) Eduard(Belarusian) Ogier(Carolingian Cycle) Eduard(Catalan) Edita, Eduard(Croatian) Edita, Eduard, Edvard(Czech) Edith, Edvard, Edvin(Danish) Edith, Eduard, Edwin(Dutch) Edgar, Edith, Edmund, Edward, Edwin, Edwina, Edythe, Adair, Editha, Edric, Edweena, Edwena, Edwyn, Edwyna, Edytha, Ewart(English) Eduard, Edvin(Estonian) Edvard, Edvin, Eetu(Finnish) Edgar, Edgard, Édith, Edmond, Edmonde, Édouard(French) Eduard(Georgian) Edgar, Edith, Editha, Edmund, Eduard, Otwin(German) Audagar, Audowin, Autchar, Otgar(Germanic) Ekewaka(Hawaiian) Edit, Eduárd, Edvárd, Edvin, Ödön(Hungarian) Eadbhárd, Éamon, Eamon, Éamonn(Irish) Edgardo, Edmondo, Edoardo, Edmonda(Italian) Edgars, Edīte, Edmunds, Eduards, Edvīns, Edvards(Latvian) Edmao(Limburgish) Edgaras, Edita, Edmundas, Eduardas, Edvardas, Edvinas(Lithuanian) Audoin(Lombardic) Audun, Edith, Edvard, Edvin(Norwegian) Audaweniz(Old Germanic) Auðun(Old Norse) Edmund, Edward, Edyta(Polish) Duarte, Edgar, Edite, Edmundo, Eduarda, Eduardo(Portuguese) Edvaldo(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Eduard(Romanian) Eduard(Russian) Eideard(Scottish Gaelic) Edita(Serbian) Edita, Eduard(Slovak) Edita, Edvard(Slovene) Édgar, Edgardo, Edmundo, Eduardo(Spanish) Edit, Edith, Edvard, Edvin(Swedish) Eduard(Ukrainian)
Sources & References
- Bosworth and Toller. An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary (1898), page 224, available from http://lexicon.ff.cuni.cz/texts/oe_bosworthtoller_about.html.
