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“male given name” + “feminine name-forming suffix”
[ɛdˈʋaɖa] · Norwegian Bokmål
01 / Meaning & origin
Edvarda is a feminine given name documented in Norwegian Bokmål. English Wiktionary traces it to Old English Ēadweard, from the components “male given name” + “feminine name-forming suffix”.
Separate records with matching spellings: Edvarda (Norwegian Bokmål, Slovene), Edvarda (Norwegian Bokmål)
Meaning: “male given name” + “feminine name-forming suffix”
From Edvard (“male given name”) + -a (“feminine name-forming suffix”). The base name Edvard is ultimately from Old English Ēadweard, from ēad (“wealth, prosperity, good fortune”) + weard (“guardian, protector”). First attested in the 18th century in Norway. Compare Swedish Edvarda (“female given name”).
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