Jearldean
American · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Jearldean
Jearldean is a modern American compound name, combining "Jearl" (a variant of "Jarl," meaning "earl" or "nobleman" from Old Norse) with "Dean" (from Old English "denu," meaning "valley," or from the Latin "decanus," meaning "leader of ten").
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Etymology
Jearldean is a modern American compound name, combining "Jearl" (a variant of "Jarl," meaning "earl" or "nobleman" from Old Norse) with "Dean" (from Old English "denu," meaning "valley," or from the Latin "decanus," meaning "leader of ten"). It is used primarily in the United States, with no specific religious or historical significance, and appears to have emerged in the 20th century as a unique given name.
Jearldean currently ranks #5,586 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1931.
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