Edmundas

Edmundas represents the Lithuanian variant of the name Edmund, which has its origins in the Old English Eadmund. This first name is interpreted as 'the protector of property', 'the protector of wealth', or 'the wealthy protector'.

What does the name Edmundas mean?

The name Edmundas is the Lithuanian equivalent of the name Edmund, which traces back to the Old English Eadmund. The meaning of the name refers to 'the protector of property', 'the protector of wealth', or 'the wealthy protector'. Its roots lie in Old English and consist of the elements ead, meaning 'heritage', 'property', or 'wealth', and mund, meaning 'protection', 'protector', or 'defender'. The name became known in the Middle Ages through two English kings and Saint Edmund of East Anglia. Variants of the name include Edmundo, Edmond (French), Edmondo (Italian), Eamon (Irish), Eamonn (Irish), Ödön (Hungarian), and Emond.

Where does the name Edmundas come from?

Edmundas is a masculine first name that originates from Old English and means 'the protector of property'.

How do you pronounce Edmundas?

Ed-mun-das

When is the name day of Edmundas?

The name day for Edmundas is celebrated on November 16, November 20, and December 1.

Popularity

In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the name Edmundas is regionally varied. In Germany, it can be found in the federal states of Baden-Württemberg (50.0%) and Bavaria (50.0%). In Austria, it is 100.0% prevalent in Tyrol. In Switzerland, the name is distributed equally at 33.3% across the cantons of Geneva, Ticino, and Uri. If you are named Edmundas, it would be helpful if you could share your home region to further expand this statistic.

Famous people

• Edmundas Gedvila (Politician)
• Edmundas Kibirkštis (Professor of Mechanics)
• Edmundas Pupinis (Mayor)