What does Harford mean?

Harford as a boys' name is of Old English origin, and the meaning of Harford is "ford of the hares". First used as a given name in the 19th century.

STARTS/ENDS WITH Har-, -ford

ASSOCIATED WITH old english, ford (river), 19th century

Variations

VARIANTS Harfurd, Harrford, Harrfurd

How popular is Harford?

Harford is a rare first name for men but a very popular last name for all people (#15099 out of 150436, Top 10%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)

Similar Names

Recommended sound-alike names are Aldford (see Alford), Allford, Barnard, Beuford, Bradford▼, Bufford, Buford▼, Burford, Clyford (see Clifford), Cranford, Crawford▼, Elford, Ellford (see Elford), Garrard, Gifford, Gilford, Gyfford (see Gifford), Halford, Hallford, Halverd, Halvor, Halwerd, Hanford, Harald, Harbert, Harcourt, Harewood, Harland▼, Harlo, Harloe, Harlow, Harmon▼, Harold▼, Haroon, Harper, Harpur, Harri, Harry▼, Hartford, Harvard, Harwood, Haward, Hayward, Haywood▼, Hazard, Herrold, Huxford, Jarard, Jarrard, Jefford, Lawford, Lynford, Meadford (see Medford), Milford▼, Mitford, Orford, Oxford, Radferd, Radford, Radfurd (see Radford), Rayford, Raynord, Reeford, Rexford, Ruford, Rumford, Safford, Sandford, Sanford▼, Staford, Telford, Twyford, Walford, Warford and Waterford. These names tend to be more commonly used than Harford.