Origin and Meaning of Meridel

Of the sea, or a combination of 'sea' and 'sorrowful'

Origin: English - A modern name possibly derived from the Welsh name 'Meredith,' which means 'guardian of the sea' or could also be seen as a combination of the elements 'meri' (sea) and 'del' (of sorrow).

• Meridel is a relatively rare name and is most commonly found in English-speaking countries.
• The name has seen some usage in literature and poetry, often evoking images of the sea and nature.
• Meridel has been used in various works of fiction, including as a character name in some fantasy novels.
• Although not widely popular, its uniqueness appeals to parents looking for uncommon names.
• Variants or similar names include Meredith and Marigold, which share similar phonetic or etymological roots.