Caradus

Caradus is a surname of likely Welsh origin. It is relatively uncommon but found in historical records, primarily in Great Britain. Etymological research suggests it may derive from a personal name, possibly connected to the Welsh name Caradog (Latinized as Caratacus), a significant historical figure known for his resistance against the Roman Empire. Alternative theories propose links to place names or occupational designations.

Individuals with the surname Caradus have appeared in various fields, including academia, the arts, and the military, though not with widespread notoriety. Genealogical records are useful for tracing the family history of individuals with this surname. Further research into Welsh etymology and historical records is required for a complete understanding of the name's origins and evolution.