"Variant of Mordechai"
The name Mordche is commonly a male name from the "Hebrew" origin.
Mordche is a Yiddish form of the Hebrew name Mordechai, the name of a figure in the biblical Book of Esther. In Yiddish the name is pronounced with a throaty consonant near the end, which the spelling ch represents; the standard YIVO romanization of the same name is Mordkhe. The spelling Mordche is used in Jewish communities in the United States and elsewhere, and the first US birth records for this exact spelling date from 2001.
Mordechai means "Warrior".
The pronunciation of Mordche is MORD-khuh.
