Mordy
Meaning of Mordy
Mordy (pronounced MOR-dee) brings together the warmth of a close-knit nickname and the quiet strength of its Hebrew roots—derived from Mordecai, the courageous figure in the Book of Esther whose name is often taken to mean “warrior” or “servant of Marduk.” Though you’ll meet only a dozen or so baby boys called Mordy each year in the U.S.—12 in 2024, 10 in 2023 and hovering in the single digits for the past decade—its rarity is exactly what gives it an intimate, handcrafted charm. Parents choosing Mordy often imagine a little one who carries with him both a playful spark and a timeless spirit, like a gentle drumbeat echoing a storied past while confidently stepping into tomorrow.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as MOR-dee (/ˈmɔrdi/)
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Notable People Named Mordy
| Mordy Bromberg - |
