Origin and Meaning of Aemond

Wealthy protector

Origin: Old English - Derived from the Old High German name Aimo, which is composed of the elements 'agin' (meaning 'edge' or 'sword') and 'mund' (meaning 'protector').

• Aemond is a variant of the more common name Edmund, which has historical significance in Anglo-Saxon England.
• The name gained popularity through its usage in literature, particularly in George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, where Aemond is a notable character.
• Aemond Targaryen is a prominent figure in House of the Dragon, the television adaptation of Martin's work, which has further popularized the name.
• While not commonly used, Aemond's association with a high-fantasy series has influenced a niche following among fans of the genre.
• Similar names include Edmund, Aimon, and Emond, which exhibit variations in different cultures.