Norward is an uncommon yet distinctive given name of English origin. It derives from the Old Germanic elements 'nor' meaning 'north' and 'ward' signifying 'guard'. This name suggests strength, fortitude, and guardianship, reminiscent of a steadfast protector. Spelling variations include Norward, Norwart, and Norwood. While not traditionally popular, it offers uniqueness and a connection to ancient Northern European roots.
The name Norward appears to have had periods of popularity with 5 births occurring both in 1930 and 1942, followed by a slight increase to 6 births in 1951. Overall, there were 16 babies named Norward during these years.