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Meaning & Origin of Ward

Meaning of Ward: Means 'guardian' or 'watchman'.

Gender Male
Origin English
Religion Christianity

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Meaning of Alphabets

Each letter in our names hold a specific meaning, ultimately describing the overall nature of our name. Each letter of "Ward" is described below:

Letter Meaning of the Letter
W You are action-oriented and goal-driven, enjoying active involvement in multiple pursuits while maintaining a strong sense of purpose.
A You are a natural-born leader with an independent mindset, ambitious in your pursuits, and always striving for excellence.
R Passionate and hardworking, you channel your inner strength to achieve your goals while inspiring those around you.
D Grounded and methodical, you have a strong determination to achieve goals efficiently, relying on structure and practicality.


Related Names


Abulward

Father of roses or flowers, symbolizing beauty.

Adalward

Noble guardian; protector.

Ailward

Ailward means 'noble guardian' in Old English.

Aylward

Meaning 'noble guardian', derived from Old English elements.

Beornward

Guardian of the bear; integrating elements of protector and bear.

Beorward

Guard of the bear.

Deerward

A surname meaning 'watchman of the deer' in Old English.

Derward

A name derived from the element derw, meaning 'the one who guards the people'.

Durward

One who guards the fort or stronghold.

Eadward

Guardian of wealth.

Eadwardsone

Son of Eadward, meaning guardian of wealth.

Edward

An Old English name meaning 'wealthy guard' or 'rich protector.'

Edwarde

A variant of Edward, meaning 'wealthy guardian' or 'rich protector.'

Edwardo

The Spanish version of Edward, meaning 'wealthy guardian.'

Edwards

A patronymic surname derived from Edward, meaning 'wealthy guardian.'

Edwardson

A patronymic surname meaning 'son of Edward,' indicating lineage from a wealthy guardian.

Edwardus

The Latin variant of Edward, meaning 'wealthy guardian.'

Eshwardutt

Eshwardutt means 'gift of God' in Sanskrit.

Hagaward

Meaning is uncertain; possibly linked to an ancient name or title.

Halward

Halward means 'from the holy guardian' in Old English.

Harshwardhan

One who propagates joy and happiness.

Hashwardhan

One who has a lot of wealth and prosperity.

Hayward

Means 'hedge-keeper or land by the hedge.'

Hebreward

Hebreward translates to 'brave' or 'strong' in battle, with roots in the Germanic language.

Hebrewardus

Hebrewardus is a variation of Hebreward, meaning 'strong in battle.'

Heleward

Means 'guardian of the holy place' from Old English elements hea (holy) and weard (guard).

Herward

Herward means 'guardian of the army' in Old English.

Heyward

Guardian of the hedged enclosure; a watchman or steward.

Howard

Meaning 'brave heart' or 'high watchtower' in Old English.

Jayawardhan

One who brings victory or success.

Kanwardeep

Light of the prince; combining 'Kanwar' (prince) and 'deep' (light).

Kenward

Meaning 'brave' or 'strong.' Originates from Anglo-Saxon roots.

Langward

Meaning 'guardian of the long meadow'.

Mawardi

It signifies 'the one who brings light' in Arabic.

Millward

Millward means 'guardian of the mill', a historical occupational name.

Milward

Milward means 'strong defender' in Old English.

Norward

Derived from the elements 'nor' meaning 'north,' and 'ward' meaning 'guard' or 'protector.'

Preetiwardhan

One who enhances love or brings joy to others.

Rickward

Rickward combines elements of Rick, meaning 'ruler' and 'ward' meaning 'protector' or 'guardian'.

Rikward

A variant of Richard, meaning 'brave ruler.'

Saeward

A name meaning 'guardian of the sea' in Old English.

Saward

May refer to 'to be wary' or 'to guard'.

Sayward

A name meaning 'guardian of the sea,' often linked to those who protect coastal lands.

Seaward

Seaward means 'toward the sea', reflecting a geographical orientation to maritime life.

Siward

Strong in battle; a historical name linked to nobility.

Siwardus

Variant influenced by Latin; a derivative of Siward.

Steward

Means 'steward' or 'guardian', referring to someone who manages or looks after the household.

Yashwardhan

One who brings success and glory.



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