Pronunciation: [ɪvˈald] (IPA) 
The spelling of the name "Evald" can be broken down using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as /ˈiːvæld/. The first syllable is pronounced "ee" as in "see". The second syllable is pronounced "væld", with the "v" sound followed by the "æ" sound as in "cat", and ending with "ld" as in "old". "Evald" is a name of Swedish origin, meaning "lawful ruler". It can also be spelled in different ways, such as "Evold" or "Ewald".
Evald is a masculine given name of Scandinavian origin. It is derived from the Old Norse name "Eivaldr," which is composed of the elements "ei," meaning "ever," and "valdr," meaning "ruler" or "power." Evald can be traced back to ancient Germanic and Norse cultures, reflecting the traditional naming practices of those regions.
Evald is a relatively uncommon name and may be considered a variant of the more popular names such as "Ewald" or "Everett." It has gained popularity in countries like Sweden, Denmark, and Norway.
Evald is often associated with characteristics such as strength, leadership, and perseverance. Those bearing the name Evald are believed to possess an enduring and authoritative nature. They may exhibit determination in achieving their goals and tend to have a strong sense of responsibility towards their families and communities. Evald is typically used as a first name for boys, reflecting qualities that are desirable in a leader or someone with a noble character.
While Evald maintains its traditional roots, it may also be seen as a unique and distinctive name in modern usage. It carries a sense of heritage and history while also showcasing an individual's personal identity and connection to their Scandinavian origins.
The name Evald is of Scandinavian origin, specifically from the Old Norse language. It is derived from the elements eva, which means law or force, and valdr, which means power or ruler. Therefore, Evald can be interpreted to mean ruler of the law or powerful ruler.
