Ollivander

Meaning “one who serves an olive tree” in Latin.

The name Ollivander is of English origin and is derived from the combination of the Old Norse name “Olaf” and the Old English word “wand,” which means “a slender stick or rod.” Therefore, the name Ollivander can be interpreted to mean “descendant of Olaf who wields a wand.”

One of the most famous fictional bearers of the name Ollivander is Mr. Garrick Ollivander from J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series. He is a character known for his expertise in wand-making and is the owner of Ollivanders, a prestigious wand shop in Diagon Alley where witches and wizards purchase their first wands.

The name Ollivander has a magical and mystical connotation due to its association with the world of Harry Potter, making it a unique and enchanting choice for parents looking for a name with a touch of wizardry and whimsy.