Origin and Meaning of Manford

Derived from 'man' and 'ford', meaning 'river crossing by man'.

Origin: Old English - Manford comes from Old English roots, where 'man' means human or person, and 'ford' refers to a shallow place in a river or stream suitable for crossing.

• The name Manford is relatively uncommon and has been mainly used in English-speaking countries.
• In some instances, the name has been associated with places in England, where river fords were significant in historical settlements.
• Notable bearers of the name include individuals like Manford von Richthofen, a lesser-known historical figure connected to the famous aviator Manfred von Richthofen.
• Manford has not seen significant popularity on any charts but retains a unique and classic appeal.
• Related names include similar-sounding names like Manfred, which is more common and has Germanic roots.