Konrāds

The name Konrāds, which is the Latvian variant of the name Conrad, has Germanic roots and consists of two elements: "kuni" (prince or ruler) and "rad" (counsel or decision). This can be interpreted as "counselor of the ruler" or "prince-counselor."

The name Conrad also has Scandinavian origins. In Scandinavian culture, the name Conrad comes from the Old Norse name Konráðr, which has a similar meaning.

In the English language, the name Conrad was introduced after the Norman conquest in 1066. It slightly merged with the Latin name Conradus. In English culture, the name is associated with strength and bravery and can be used as a family name or surname.

In French, the name Conrad has a similar meaning to that in German and Scandinavian but is not widely used in modern French names.

In Polish culture, the name Conrad became popular in the late 18th century. It is used as a male name and is associated with mental strength and virtue.

In Christian culture, Saint Conrad (circa 1290-1350) was a Capuchin monk from Italy and is known for his miraculous abilities and care for the poor and sick.