Louis-Edouard
Germanic · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Louis-Edouard
Louis-Edouard combines two Germanic names: Louis derives from the Old German "Chlodwig" (meaning "famous warrior," from *hlod* "fame" and *wig* "warrior"), while Édouard comes from "Eadweard" (meaning "wealthy guardian," from *ead* "wealth" and *weard* "guardian").
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Etymology
Louis-Edouard combines two Germanic names: Louis derives from the Old German "Chlodwig" (meaning "famous warrior," from *hlod* "fame" and *wig* "warrior"), while Édouard comes from "Eadweard" (meaning "wealthy guardian," from *ead* "wealth" and *weard* "guardian"). This hyphenated name is primarily French, used across French-speaking Catholic and secular cultures, with particular prominence among French nobility and the bourgeoisie from the 19th century onward.
Louis-Edouard currently ranks #4,834 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1977.
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