A place name of English origin, most famous as part of 'Old Trafford,' the football stadium in Manchester, England.
From Old English treafford, meaning 'ford where the path crosses' or 'place where cattle cross the water.' Compound of treaf (path/track) and ford (river crossing). The name appears in various English locations.
Old Trafford, home to Manchester United, is nicknamed 'The Theatre of Dreams' and is one of the most iconic football stadiums in the world. The original Trafford was indeed a crossing point over the River Irwell, and today millions of football fans make their own pilgrimage to cross into this legendary sporting venue!
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