Origin and Meaning of Kedric

Bounty; the flow of a river

Origin: English - Kedric is thought to be derived from the Old Welsh name Cedrych, which means 'bounty' or 'generous'. A likely influence is the Old English name Cedric, introduced by Sir Walter Scott in his novel 'Ivanhoe'.

• Kedric gained popularity in the 20th century, largely influenced by its association with literature and television.
• Different cultures may have variations of the name, though it remains primarily used in English-speaking countries.
• Kedric is less commonly found in historical records compared to its variations, yet has notable modern references in pop culture.
• While Kedric is not among the most popular names, it has seen a modest increase in usage in recent decades.
• Related names include Cedric, which has a more established history, and variations such as Keadric.