Forename Earl

Throughout the world, Earl (Earl , 얼 , ארל , among others...) is a widespread masculine first name. The given name Earl is habitual in the United States, where it is quite a common boy's name, Saint Lucia, and Canada (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, the name is most common in the United States, Canada, and Philippines. Much less frequently, Earl is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Earl

name ارل, name Ерл, name ארל, name Hrabě, name רוזן, name Erle, name Граф, name Conde, name Earle, name Comte, name Eorl, name Еарл, name 얼, name เอิร์ล, name Jallur, name Earl, name Conte, name 埃尔, name يارل, name Erl

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Earl	Canada, Philippines, France, United Kingdom, United States
얼	South Korea
ארל	Israel

First names said to be same

Comte, Conde, Conte, Earle, Eorl, Erl, Erle, Hrabě, Jallur, Граф, Еарл, Ерл, רוזן, ارل, يارل, เอิร์ล, and 埃尔

First name Earl in the context

Earl is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Earl E. DeMise , the fictional character from the 2004 video game The Sims 2; James Earl Cash , the Protagonist in the 2003 video game Manhunt; Earl Harlan , the fictional scoutmaster and restaurateur in Welcome to Night Vale; Earl Hickey , the fictional character in sitcom My Name Is Earl and Earl of Greed , and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	gospatric, earl of northumbria English noble (b. 1050)
	henry, earl of atholl Earl of Atholl (b. 1101)
	waltheof, earl of dunbar Anglo-Scottish nobleman, GB (b. 1101)
	adam, earl of angus Earl of Angus ca. 1141 - 1198, GB (b. 1101)
	morggán, earl of mar 12th century Scottish noble, GB (b. 1150)
	gartnait, earl of buchan first mormaer of Buchan to be known by name (b. 1150)
	ruadrí, earl of mar Scottish Earl, GB (b. 1150)
	ferchar, earl of strathearn Scottish earl (b. 1150)
	robert, earl of strathearn Scottish noble (b. 1150)
	donnchadh, earl of angus ruled from 1206 until 1214 as Mormaer of Angus, GB (b. 1150)
	donnchadh, earl of carrick Gall-Gaidhil prince and Scottish magnate, GB (b. 1200)
	fearchar, earl of ross Scottish noble (b. 1170)
	fergus, earl of buchan Scottish noble (b. 1200)
	donnchadh, earl of mar Scottish noble (b. 1203)
	padraig, earl of atholl murdered Scottish nobleman (b. 1222)

Characteristic surnames

Cox, Parker, Rogers, Taylor, Thomas, Nelson, Harris, Walker, Wilson, Wright, Stewart, Collins, Roberts, Jackson, Johnson, Edwards, Mitchell, Anderson, Campbell, Phillips, Robinson, Thompson, Bailey, Carter, Miller, Morris, Lee, King, Reed, Gray, Hall, Hill, Moore, Scott, Smith, Allen, Williams, Adams, Baker, Brown, Davis, Green, Lewis, Jones, Evans, White, Young, Martin, Clark, and Richardson