Edvaldo

Edvaldo is a Brazilian given name of Portuguese origin, equivalent to Edward in English. The name Edvaldo has multiple variations and forms, often used in different regions of Brazil. In many cases, it serves as a direct translation of the historic and well-known name Edouard, which originated in Europe.

The given name Edvaldo is commonly associated with Brazil, especially in regions with strong European influences. Its widespread use in Brazil, particularly during the 20th century, led to its establishment as a recognized and legitimate Brazilian name. Edvaldo has become a common and familiar name among Brazilians. There are various people with the name Edvaldo who have gained prominence in Brazilian society.

Several burials documented through historical records feature individuals named Edvaldo. The surnames of these individuals have been sometimes recorded using Edvaldo as their second or third name. These subscribe to a common practice of naming retainers or family members, occasionally leading to duplication or repetition in records.

The Brazilian city of Teresina ranks high in terms of Edvaldo's popularity. Records from the INEP organization support data that indicates this preference in the state of Piauí, Brazil. The distribution of Edvaldo favorably represents a substantial prevalence within the population in certain regions, extending beyond and aside Brazil.