Jerad

Jerad is a given name, primarily male, of English origin. It is a variant of Jared, which itself derives from the Hebrew name Yered. The biblical Yered was a descendant of Seth and the father of Enoch. The name's meaning is often interpreted as "descendant" or "to descend."

The name Jerad has seen varying degrees of popularity throughout different regions and time periods. Its usage is most commonly found in English-speaking countries. Like many names, its popularity can fluctuate based on cultural trends and the influence of notable individuals who bear the name.

While Jerad is a personal name, there are no widely known historical figures, significant geographical locations, or major cultural phenomena that are exclusively or primarily associated with the name Jerad in a way that would constitute a distinct entry in an encyclopedia. Its presence is primarily as an identifier for individuals.

The spelling "Jerad" is one of several variations of the name, which also includes Jared, Jered, and Jerrod. These variations often arise from linguistic shifts and personal preferences.