Amond as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Amond

What is the meaning of the name Amond ?

The baby name Amond is a Male name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced /əˈmɒnd/ (uh-MOND); also heard as /əˈmɑnd/ (uh-MAWND) or /ˈæmənd/ (AM-und).

Amond is Germanic in Origin.

Amond is a rare given name and occasional surname with several plausible roots. It most often functions as a streamlined form of Amon, the biblical name borne by a king of Judah, interpreted from Hebrew as “faithful, trustworthy” or “skilled artisan,” and historically associated with the Egyptian theonym Amun, “the hidden one.” In French- and English-speaking contexts, Amond also appears as a clipped variant of Armond/Armand, the French form of the Germanic Herman meaning “army man.” In Scandinavian onomastics, it can echo Amund/Åmund from Old Norse Ámundr, “edge (of a sword) + protection.”

Usage is sporadic: it surfaces in late 19th–20th century records in the United States and Britain, while remaining more common as a surname in Ireland and France. Variants and cognates include Amon, Amun, Amund/Åmund, Armond, and Armand. Resulting meanings span “faithful,” “hidden,” “army man,” and “sword-protector.”