Ava Kowalski

By Ava Kowalski
Global Naming Traditions Specialist

Updated on September 06, 2024

Gerarda

US Popularity Rank: 11948

Origin: Scandinavian

Meaning: Spear brave

If you think your little one takes after your family, consider calling them Gerarda. This moniker, found in Italian, Dutch, English, and Scandinavian cultures, is a feminine take on Gerard. Gerarda originates from the Old French Gérard and Old High German Gerhard, which translates to "strong with the spear" or "spear brave," derived from ger meaning "spear," and hart being "hard" or "brave." With Gerarda, baby will be armored and ready to stand up for their beliefs.

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