Eduardo
Eduardo is a boy name of Spanish / Portuguese (from Old English, via Edward) origin meaning “Wealthy guardian”, pronounced eh-DWAR-do. It ranked #410 in the United States in 2025, given to 778 babies, and peaked at #112 in 2001. Common nicknames: Eddie, Lalo, Edu.
How popular is Eduardo in the United States?
Data: U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA). Based on all Social Security card applications for births in the United States.
What does Eduardo mean, and where does it come from?
Eduardo is the Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian form of Edward, ultimately from the Old English "Eadweard," combining "ead" (wealth, prosperity) and "weard" (guardian, protector) into "wealthy guardian." The name spread throughout the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America through centuries of royal and noble usage and remains a staple across the Spanish-speaking world. It continues to be a widely used, classic choice among Latino families in the United States today.
How is Eduardo used around the world?
Eduardo is used in 3 languages worldwide, with 20+ international variants.
Female FormEduarda
Linguistic data: Wikidata (CC0). Variants and language usage may vary by region.
What are the nicknames for Eduardo?
Famous People Named Eduardo
- Eduardo Saverin — Brazilian-American co-founder of Facebook
- Eduardo Galeano — Uruguayan writer and journalist
- Eduardo Paolozzi — Scottish sculptor and artist
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the name Eduardo mean?
Eduardo is a boy name of Spanish / Portuguese (from Old English, via Edward) origin meaning "Wealthy guardian." Eduardo is the Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian form of Edward, ultimately from the Old English "Eadweard," combining "ead" (wealth, prosperity) and "weard" (guardian, protector) into "wealthy guardian." The name spread throughout the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America through centuries of royal and noble usage and remains a staple across the Spanish-speaking world.
How do you pronounce Eduardo?
Eduardo is pronounced eh-DWAR-do. Common variations include Edward, Eduard, Edvard.
Is Eduardo a boy name?
Yes, Eduardo is traditionally a boy name. Popular nicknames include Eddie, Lalo, Edu.