Origin and Meaning of Conant

Constant, steadfast

Origin: Old French - Derived from the Old French personal name 'Conan', which means 'brave' or 'valiant', combined with the suffix '-t', indicating a diminutive or endearment.

• Conant was originally a surname and is derived from several notable families in France and England.
• In America, the name Conant is often associated with historical figures and may have been brought over by English settlers in the colonial period.
• Notable bearers include Conant Family, prominent in early American history, particularly in regions such as Massachusetts.
• The name Conant is relatively uncommon as a first name, but it has been used as a last name with more recognition.
• Variations of the name include Conan and Connaught, with differing usages in various cultures.