The name Izzard is of English origin and is thought to derive from the Norman personal name Isehard, which is composed of two Germanic elements: "īsarn" meaning "iron" and "hard" meaning "brave" or "strong." This name would have been given to someone known for their strength or resilience, or it may have been used as a nickname for a person with qualities likened to iron. The name arrived in England following the Norman Conquest of 1066 and evolved over time. It has been found in various forms in historical records, such as "Isard" or "Izzard," reflecting regional dialects and variations in spelling over the centuries. Today the name is an uncommon surname, but it has gained some prominence due to famous bearers of the name, like British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard. Ralph Izzard, was an English journalist, author, adventurer and naval intelligence officer. Charles Beard Izard was a noted 19th Century Lawyer and politician in new Zealand.

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