Origin and Meaning of Glenard

Field near a valley

Origin: Scottish - Derived from the elements 'glen' meaning 'valley' in Scottish Gaelic and 'hard' which can relate to 'field' or 'ridge'.

• Glenard is a relatively rare name and often used as a surname as well as a given name, especially in Scotland.
• The components of the name reflect a geographical significance, often chosen by families living in or around Scottish valleys.
• Notable bearers include Glenard's use among some Scottish literati and notable figures in regional histories.
• Glenard has maintained a low profile in terms of popularity, not breaking into common usage metrics in most English-speaking countries.
• Variations of the name include Glen and Lannard, which have slightly different meanings but share a similar phonetic structure.