Kendrik
Meaning of Kendrik
Kendrik, pronounced KEN-drik, feels like a fresh twist on an age-old promise of leadership—its roots trace back to the Welsh elements “cyn” (chief) and “ric” (ruler), so it quietly carries the weight of “royal ruler” or “great champion.” Over the years this name has danced just outside the top 800—steady enough to feel familiar, rare enough to stand out—making Kendrik a choice for parents who want both history and individuality. It’s the kind of name that conjures images of a young trailblazer forging their own path (think a spirited underdog in a feel-good sports flick), yet it’s grounded enough for any boardroom or family barbecue. Playful without being frivolous, Kendrik bridges old-world nobility and modern flair—after all, there’s a reason a certain Grammy-winning rapper shares the name—and it invites every Kendrik to lead with warmth, courage, and a splash of swagger.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KEN-drik (/ˈkɛndrɪk/)
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