"Form of Cedric"
The name Sedric is commonly a male name from the "Welsh" origin.
Sedric is a spelling variant of Cedric, with the initial C written as S for the same sound. Cedric was introduced into English by Walter Scott in his 1819 novel Ivanhoe, where it is the name of a Saxon character. The two spellings carry no difference in meaning.
Cedric means "Gift, Splendour|War chief.".
The pronunciation of Sedric is SED-rik.
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