• Eduard
  • Edsel

    “Prosperous in his own right,” from the Anglo-Saxon ead (prosperity) and the Scottish scl (self).

  • Edrik
  • Edris

    “The clinging vine,” in allusion to the plant ivy, from the Celtic hedra, ivy.

  • Edrick
  • Edrich
  • Edrian
  • Edric

    “He who is our succor and support,” from the Greek hedos, a dwelling place or foundation.

  • Edrea
  • Edra

    “The callipygian maiden,” i.e., one with a shapely derriere, from the Greek hedra, the seat of the trunk.

  • Edouard
  • Edoardo
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