Herrald

Patronymic

Meaning

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'army' and 'bold' or 'ruler'.

Etymology

Likely derived from the Germanic personal name Harald or similar forms, composed of 'heri' (army) and 'wald' (ruler) or 'bald' (bold). The surname reflects medieval Germanic naming conventions.

About the Herrald Surname

Herrald is a rare surname derived from Germanic personal name elements, likely related to the name Harold. Its limited documentation suggests it may be a variant or localized form of more common surnames.

Distribution

Rare, found sporadically in Germanic regions and among English-speaking populations.

Notable Bearers

No widely documented notable bearers

People with the Herrald Surname

James Herrald