Zedric

A victory loving warrior

The name Zedric is a unique and modern variation of the traditional name Cedric. Zedric is of English origin and has no definitive meaning, but it is believed to share the same roots as Cedric, which means “bounty” or “loved one.”

Cedric is a name with a rich history, famously popularized by Sir Walter Scott’s novel “Ivanhoe” in the 19th century. The character of Cedric the Saxon in the novel is a noble and admirable figure, leading many to associate the name with qualities of strength, honor, and valiance.

Zedric can be seen as a fresh twist on the classic Cedric, offering a more unique and modern sound while still retaining the charm and sophistication of its original counterpart. It can be a great choice for parents looking for a name that is both familiar and distinctive.