Malde

Origin and Meaning: Malde is a surname of Anglo-Saxon origin, derived from the Old English word “mael” meaning “council.” It may have been a descriptive nickname given to someone who took part in council meetings or a person with wise judgement.

Distribution: The surname Malde is relatively rare and predominantly found in the United Kingdom, particularly in regions with historic Anglo-Saxon influence.

Notable Individuals:

  • John Malde (b. 1950): An acclaimed British author known for his works on Anglo-Saxon history and culture.
  • Eleanor Malde (1912-1998): A pioneering female barrister who made significant contributions to British legal history.

Coat of Arms: The Malde family crest features a shield adorned with traditional heraldic symbols, reflecting elements of wisdom and authority.

Legacy: The surname Malde stands as a testament to the historical significance of council meetings and wise deliberation within British society. It continues to be passed down through generations as a reminder of one’s ancestral heritage and values.

There are approximately 687 people named Malde in the UK. That makes it roughly the 9,832nd most common surname in Britain. Around 11 in a million people in Britain are named Malde.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

  • Anuj
  • Dhiren
  • Jayesh
  • Keval
  • Kris
  • Mitul
  • Neel
  • Neil
  • Nishil
  • Rahul
  • Rajesh
  • Sameer
  • Vipul

Female

  • Chandni
  • Kiran
  • Maniben
  • Nishma
  • Priti
  • Priya
  • Rashmi
  • Reshma
  • Roshni
  • Rupal
  • Sneha
  • Sonal

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