Origin and Meaning of Corden

From the valley of the marshy land

Origin: English - Derived from the Old French 'cordon', meaning 'a cord' or 'string'. It also relates to 'corday', a reference to the marshy land or valley.

• Corden is often considered a surname as well as a first name, commonly found in English-speaking countries.
• The name is relatively uncommon as a first name compared to its use as a surname, which can be traced back to various regions in England.
• Notable bearers of the name include Corden James, a public figure and performer known for contributions to music and entertainment.
• Corden has seen intermittent popularity as a first name, especially in the 21st century, influenced by celebrity culture.
• Variations of the name include Cordin and Cordenza, which can have different meanings and associations.