Origin and Meaning of Thaddis

Courageous heart or brave heart

Origin: Aramaic - Derived from the Aramaic name 'Thaddaeus', which may mean 'heart' or 'courageous,' often attributed to its meaning as 'beloved' or 'the heart of the king'.

• Thaddis is a rare name that has biblical connections, often associated with Thaddeus, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus.
• In some traditions, Thaddis is considered a variant of Thaddeus and is interpreted as a strong name suggesting emotional resilience.
• Notable bearers of Thaddeus include Thaddeus of Edessa, a Christian martyr, showing the name's historical significance.
• Thaddis has seen limited popularity, especially in modern times, but it may appeal to those interested in unique biblical names.
• Variations of Thaddis include Thaddeus, Tadd, and Thady, with different pronunciations and cultural adaptations.