"Form of Cedric"
The name Sedrick is commonly a male name from the "Welsh" origin.
Sedrick is a phonetic respelling of Cedric, with the initial C written as S; the two forms are pronounced the same way. Cedric was introduced by Walter Scott in his 1819 novel Ivanhoe as the name of the Saxon character Cedric of Rotherwood, and the S spelling follows from the soft sound of the C in that name rather than from a separate root.
Cedric means "Gift, Splendour|War chief.".
The pronunciation of Sedrick is SED-rik.
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