Kendrick

Kendrick carries the esteemed meaning of 'royal chieftain' or 'bold power.' It is often associated with leadership, strength, and an inherent regal quality that commands respect.

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The name Kendrick is of Old English origin, derived from the Anglo-Saxon name 'Cyneric.' This was composed of the elements 'cyne', meaning 'royal,' and 'ric', meaning 'ruler' or 'power.' Over time, variations of the name appeared in Scotland and Wales, further popularizing it across cultures.

  • Popularity: 967th
  • Babies named Kendrick in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 630
  • Nicknames: Ken, Kenny, Rick, Ricky, Kendy.
  • Full Names: Kendrick Lamar - Musician, Kendrick Norton - Athlete, Kendrick Johnson - Historical Figure, Kendrick Perkins - Sports Analyst, Kendrick Green - Football Player.
  • Famous Namesakes: Kendrick Lamar - Rapper, Kendrick Perkins - NBA Analyst, Kendrick Sampson - Actor, Kendrick Farris - Olympic Weightlifter, Kendrick Nunn - NBA Player.
  • Gender: Unisex. Although traditionally male, it has evolved into a versatile name used for any gender.
  • Numerology: In numerology, Kendrick resonates with the number 4, which signifies pragmatism, loyalty, determination, and a keen sense of order. It speaks to individuals who are hardworking, practical, with strong foundations and dependable nature.

Kendrick has witnessed a steady rise in popularity over recent decades, notably due to public figures like Kendrick Lamar. It has a distinctive sound that combines traditional roots with contemporary appeal, making it a favored choice among new parents seeking a distinctive, strong name for their child.

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