Edmund Definition

edmənd
noun
A masculine name: dim. Ed, Ned.
Webster's New World
pronoun
A male given name, borne by early English kings and saints.
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Origin of Edmund

  • From Old English Eadmund, from ēad (“prosperity”) + mund (“protection”).

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Edmund Sentence Examples

  • Edmund Waller the poet owned the property of Hall Barn, and died here in 1687.

  • Peace was made with King Edmund by the capture of King Anlaf, and a good deal later by the confirmation of King Raegenald, brother to Anlaf Godfreyson and cousin to Anlaf Sihtricson.

  • About two years later, however, both these kings were expelled by Edmund, and the whole of Northumbria was brought under his power.

  • Edmund Burke had taken the subject races of India under the protection of his eloquence.

  • It is noteworthy that John Hampden and Edmund Burke both represented the borough.

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Words Starting With

EED

Words Ending With

DNDUND

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6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With E6 Letter Words Ending With D