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The surname Warrand has an interesting history, particularly in relation to its Irish descent. The origins of the surname can be traced back to the Gaelic language, where the name was originally spelled as "Ó Mhearáin," which translates to "descendant of Mearán." The name Mearán itself means "nimble" or "quick." Over time, as British rule and influence spread across Ireland, the Gaelic language and naming conventions underwent significant changes. This resulted in the anglicization of many surnames, including Warrand.

During the period of English conquest and colonization in Ireland, many Irish families anglicized their surnames to assimilate into the English-dominated society. The anglicization process often involved the adoption of English surnames or the modification of Gaelic names to make them more recognizable to English speakers. In the case of Warrand, it is believed that the name was modified from the original Gaelic "Ó Mhearáin" to its present form to make it more English-sounding.

The Warrand surname can be found in various parts of Ireland, particularly in the north and west regions. Over the centuries, families with the Warrand name have spread and established themselves in different locations, leading to the presence of the surname in other countries as well. Today, individuals with the surname Warrand can be found in Ireland, the United Kingdom, and other parts of the world where Irish immigrants have settled.

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