Cedric Origin & Meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: English (invented name)
Meaning: Kind and loved; Reward
Region: USA, UK, Other English-speaking countries
Cedric is a masculine name known to have been invented by author Sir Walter Scott in his novel ‘Ivanhoe’ in which he names a proud and dignified character, Cedric. Despite its Celtic roots, it does not have a confirmed origin. Its inspiration may be upon the 6th Century Saxon king Cerdic. This is believed to have the meaning “kind and loved”. It has a simple yet gentle sound that may be the reason for its popularity in the United States, the United Kingdom and other English-speaking countries.
Famous Personalities
- Cedric Benson, an American was a football player who played in National football league.
- Cedric Yarbrough is a famous American comedian actor.
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