Origin and Meaning of Edmon

Wealthy protector

Origin: Old English - Derived from the Old English name Ælfsige, where 'ælf' means 'elf' and 'sige' means 'victory'. The name evolved into forms like Edmund and ultimately Edmon.

• Edmon is often associated with nobility and royalty, particularly due to its connection to the name Edmund, which was borne by several kings of England.
• The name is less common in contemporary usage compared to its variants like Edmund, often seen in cultures that favor traditional names.
• A notable bearer of the name is Edmon R. McBain, an American politician, and there are literary references in various stories where characters named Edmon play significant roles.
• The popularity of Edmon has fluctuated, peaking in certain regions during the Middle Ages, but has since seen a decline as more modern names rise in favor.
• Variations of Edmon include Edmund, Edmond, and Edmundo, which are used in different cultures with slight differences in pronunciation and spelling.