Conard

Meaning

Bold counsel or wise ruler.

Etymology

Derived from the Germanic elements 'kuon' (bold) and 'rad' (counsel), or alternatively from 'kon' (king) and 'rad' (advice). The name was brought to England by Norman settlers and later anglicized.

About the Conard Surname

A surname derived from the Germanic personal name Conrad, common among Norman nobility. It has been borne by various historical figures across Germanic and English-speaking regions.

Distribution

Found throughout Europe and North America, with concentrations in German-speaking regions.

Notable Bearers

Robert Conard (historical figure)

People with the Conard Surname