Description:
The Armand surname is derived from the French word 'armande,' meaning 'apple.' The Armand surname may have originated in Normandy, where the apple was a major crop. The Armand surname may also be derived from the Anglo-Norman word 'armaund,' meaning 'guardian.' The Armand surname may also be derived from the Old French word 'armand,' meaning 'man.' The Armand surname may also be derived from the occupational name of a armorer. The Armand surname may also be derived from the given name of Armand de Gourdon, a 12th-century French nobleman. The Armand surname may also be derived from the given name of Armand de Gourdon, a 12th-century French nobleman. The Armand surname may also be derived from the Old French word 'armand,' meaning 'man.'
