Origin and Meaning of Helder

Brave, strong

Origin: Portuguese - Derived from the Old German name 'Haldar', which combines 'hald' meaning 'to be bold' and 'hari' meaning 'army'.

• Helder is predominantly used in Portuguese-speaking countries, particularly in Portugal and Brazil.
• The name is also associated with the Portuguese word 'helder', which can mean 'clear' or 'bright', giving it additional positive connotations.
• Notable bearers include Helder Rodrigues, a prominent Portuguese motorcycle racer, and Helder Gomes, a Portuguese actor.
• Although not among the most common names, Helder has consistently remained in use and is appreciated for its strong and unique sound.
• Variations of the name can include Haldar and Helderino, which retain similar meanings and cultural resonance.