Boy Edmund Edmund means: wealthy protector. Edmund Name Origin: English Pronunciation: e-dmu-nd, ed-mund See what 3 people think about Edmund Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Edmund name meaning, which is wealthy protector Ask your friends & family about Edmund… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Edmund Name Popularity How popular is the name Edmund? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 — 163 0.0463% 1911 — 189 0.0508% 1912 — 414 0.0821% 1913 — 565 0.0997% 1914 — 749 0.1075% 1915 — 913 0.1005% 1916 — 1,001 0.1036% 1917 — 1,019 0.1019% 1918 — 1,062 0.099% 1919 — 974 0.093% 1920 — 1,066 0.0959% 1921 — 1,077 0.0941% 1922 — 971 0.0872% 1923 — 1,112 0.0993% 1924 — 1,080 0.093% 1925 — 1,000 0.0885% 1926 — 974 0.0886% 1927 — 891 0.0805% 1928 — 874 0.0817% 1929 — 788 0.0761% 1930 — 756 0.0724% 1931 — 673 0.0682% 1932 — 636 0.0644% 1933 — 515 0.0553% 1934 — 560 0.0579% 1935 — 520 0.0535% 1936 — 502 0.0521% 1937 — 467 0.0474% 1938 — 458 0.0447% 1939 — 414 0.0407% 1940 — 452 0.0425% 1941 — 509 0.0452% 1942 — 558 0.0442% 1943 — 618 0.0473% 1944 — 505 0.0407% 1945 — 428 0.0351% 1946 — 595 0.0403% 1947 — 583 0.0349% 1948 — 531 0.0333% 1949 — 548 0.0341% 1950 — 512 0.0318% 1951 — 581 0.0343% 1952 — 605 0.0347% 1953 — 571 0.0323% 1954 — 559 0.0306% 1955 — 554 0.0301% 1956 — 543 0.0287% 1957 — 621 0.0323% 1958 — 510 0.027% 1959 — 476 0.0251% 1960 — 464 0.0245% 1961 — 475 0.0252% 1962 — 404 0.022% 1963 — 429 0.0239% 1964 — 435 0.0247% 1965 — 381 0.0233% 1966 — 352 0.0225% 1967 — 303 0.02% 1968 — 281 0.0187% 1969 — 261 0.0169% 1970 — 247 0.0155% 1971 — 222 0.0148% 1972 — 183 0.0134% 1973 — 170 0.0131% 1974 — 169 0.013% 1975 — 162 0.0126% 1976 — 138 0.0107% 1977 — 219 0.0162% 1978 — 228 0.017% 1979 — 264 0.0187% 1980 — 209 0.0143% 1981 — 190 0.0129% 1982 — 177 0.0118% 1983 — 140 0.0095% 1984 — 123 0.0083% 1985 — 129 0.0085% 1986 — 158 0.0105% 1987 — 142 0.0093% 1988 — 121 0.0078% 1989 — 122 0.0076% 1990 — 107 0.0065% 1991 — 89 0.0055% 1992 — 99 0.0062% 1993 — 88 0.0056% 1994 — 91 0.0059% 1995 — 84 0.0056% 1996 — 84 0.0056% 1997 — 100 0.0068% 1998 — 72 0.0048% 1999 — 79 0.0053% 2000 — 74 0.0048% 2001 — 76 0.005% 2002 — 71 0.0047% 2003 — 71 0.0047% 2004 — 73 0.0048% 2005 — 44 0.0029% 2006 — 46 0.0029% 2007 — 50 0.0032% 2008 — 63 0.0041% 2009 — 56 0.0037% 2010 — 38 0.0026% 2011 — 40 0.0028% 2012 — 70 0.0049% 2013 — 82 0.0058% 2014 — 123 0.0084% 2015 — 121 0.0083% 2016 — 142 0.0098% 2017 — 110 0.0079% 2018 — 111 0.0081% 2019 — 110 0.0081% 2020 — 57 0.0045% 2021 — 105 0.0086% 2022 — 109 0.0083% 2023 — 135 0.0104% Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Delaware (DE) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Hawaii (HI) Iowa (IA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Maine (ME) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) North Dakota (ND) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) New Mexico (NM) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) South Dakota (SD) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Vermont (VT) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Edmund If you like Edmund, you’ll love these other names like Edmund. What names are variants of Edmund? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Edmund. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Eadmund Wealthy protector English Eamon Wealthy protector Irish Eamonn Wealthy protector Irish Ed Wealthy spear; wealthy protector; wealthy guard; wealthy friend English Eddie Wealthy guard English Eddy Wealthy spear; son of Edward; wealthy protector; wealthy guard; wealthy friend English Edmon Wealthy protector English Edmond Wealthy protector English Edmonde Wealthy protector English Edmondo Wealthy protector English Edmundo Wealthy protector English Ned A diminutive form of Edward. English Neddie Wealthy protector; wealthy guard English Odon Wealthy protector English Ted A diminutive form of Edward, Theodore, and Theodoric. Greek Teddy Wealthy protector; brave people; God's gift Greek What names sound like Edmund? If you like how Edmund sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Edmund. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Admon Earth Hebrew Othman Wealthy man German What names are similar to Edmund? Find a name that’s like Edmund, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Aimon Fatherland German Lists With Edmund Find inspiration in these baby boy name lists featuring the name Edmund. Catholic Boy Names With Virtue and Valor // 248 names Find faith and meaning in Catholic boy names. Browse our collection of these devoted darlings, including papal picks, apostles, and saints. Sophisticated Boy Names With Suave Styling // 189 names Sophisticated boy names have a refined polish that carries from boyhood to the boardroom and beyond. Browse our list of these fancy finds. Boy Names That Mean Protector // 130 names Find hidden strength and so much more with boy names that mean protector. Browse our collection of these strapping monikers. Fancy Boy Names With Flair and Finesse // 205 names Need a name with a pop of posh? Check out these fancy boy names for something fit for an upper-crust cutie. Royal Names for Boys With Regal Charm // 136 names Royal names for boys are crown jewels of history and legend. From real-life royal names to fictional finds, we’ve got them all on our fun list. Siblings of Edmund Mamas with kids named Edmund also have kids with these names. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Joseph Jehovah will increase Hebrew Share Your Thoughts 3 Comments melissa Mar 18 at 10:22 am We wanted to use a grandparents name for the middle name ( James) and wanted to find an older name that went well for the first name. So we landed on Edmund. We don’t like the nickname Ed. And the only two comments we get is that it’s an old man’s name or Narnia. Reply Larissa Sep 12 at 10:58 am This was my great grandpa’s name. I never met him, but my grandma always said he was the best man she ever knew. I also picked it because my first two kids have names that start with “D” and my third starts with “E”, now I have two of each. Its timeless and classy too. Reply Lisa Oct 15 at 10:26 am Eddie was my husband’s grandfather, and we wanted something more unique to compliment our other children’s names. We also love that it is Old English like our son Graham. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Edmund Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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melissa Mar 18 at 10:22 am We wanted to use a grandparents name for the middle name ( James) and wanted to find an older name that went well for the first name. So we landed on Edmund. We don’t like the nickname Ed. And the only two comments we get is that it’s an old man’s name or Narnia. Reply
Larissa Sep 12 at 10:58 am This was my great grandpa’s name. I never met him, but my grandma always said he was the best man she ever knew. I also picked it because my first two kids have names that start with “D” and my third starts with “E”, now I have two of each. Its timeless and classy too. Reply
Lisa Oct 15 at 10:26 am Eddie was my husband’s grandfather, and we wanted something more unique to compliment our other children’s names. We also love that it is Old English like our son Graham. Reply
