1. In Saxon names, happy, fortunate; as in Edward, happy preserver; Edgar, happy power; Edwin, happy conqueror.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• esd,
• edme,
• sed,
• ced,
• ez,
• ned,
• nned,
• jd,
• edg,
• egde,
• uesd,
• edn,
• ede,
• eds,
• fd,
• edom,
• aed,
• ey,
• peyd,
• ped

• edwy,
• D,
• edda,
• de-,
• eddo,
• e's,
• led,
• de,
• e-,
• eddy,
• Eda,
• we'd,
• a.d.,
• fed,
• edd,
• red,
• Eddie,
• -er,
• i'd,
• end,
• -ed,
• edo,
• ID,
• ad,
• wed,
• Edie,
• he'd,
• e,
• bed.

The adjective form of "ed" is "edible".

The plural of the "ed" can be the "eds".

The singular of the "ed" can be the "ed".