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Edivaldo is a name of Germanic origin and means “one whose strength is in riches” or “the power of wealth”. It has a predominantly male gender and the opposite is specified as “Odlavide”. Edivaldo originated from the name "Eadwalt" which means "strength or power" which means "wealth or possessions" and "waltz" which means "strength or power". Edivaldo is a variant of the name Edvaldo that has the same meaning. The names related to Edvaldo are Edvar, Edmar, Ed, Edmílson, Edmarcio and Ediseu. The most used nickname for this name is “Edi”, “Ed” or “Val”.
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