Origin and Meaning of Alick

Defender of mankind

Origin: Scottish - Derived from Alexander, which comes from the Greek name Alexandros, meaning 'protector of man.' Alick is often used as a diminutive form of Alexander.

• Alick is a less common variant of Alexander, which has been a popular name throughout history, particularly in Western cultures.
• In Scottish culture, Alick has been used traditionally, although it is less prevalent than other derivatives of Alexander.
• Notable bearers of the name include Alick Izumi, a Canadian figure known for his contributions to the arts as well as Alick, a Scottish poet.
• In terms of popularity, Alick's usage has fluctuated but generally remains low compared to its more common variants like Alexander.
• Variations of Alick include Alec, Alexander, and Alexis, which also share similar roots and meanings.