Ranard is a unique and compelling name of French origin, derived from the Germanic element 'Hrodnand', which means 'strong shield'. It consists of three distinct elements: 'hrōd' meaning fame, 'nanth' signifying brave, and '-rand' indicating shield. This robust name has been preserved over centuries, offering a rich historical context while retaining its distinctive character.
The name Ranard experienced peaks of popularity between 1981 and 1984, with 9 births recorded in 1982 being the highest. From 1990 onwards, there was a consistent decline in its usage, with an average of 5 births per year until 1997. Overall, over these years, there were a total of 64 children named Ranard.