Origin and Meaning of Edyce
Meaning & Origin
Wealthy Guardian
Origin: English - Edyce is likely derived from the name 'Edythe', which is of Old English origin meaning 'riches' or 'wealth' combined with 'cyth', which signifies 'guard' or 'guardian'.
Interesting Facts
- Edyce is a relatively modern name and is not very common, making it unique among contemporary names.
- The name may attract those looking for modern variations of traditional names like Edith or Edythe.
- Notable bearers of similar names include Edith Wharton, a prominent American novelist, and Edith Nesbit, a famed children's author.
- While Edyce itself is not listed among the top popular names, its roots tie it to the more common name Edith which has seen fluctuating popularity over the decades.
- Related names include Edna, Edith, and the more modern variant Edie, each carrying similar themes of wealth and guardianship.