Meriadeg
Breton · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Meriadeg
Meriadeg means "great king" or "renowned ruler," derived from the Breton elements "merien" (great) and "dag" (king/leader), rooted in Celtic linguistic traditions.
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Etymology
Meriadeg means "great king" or "renowned ruler," derived from the Breton elements "merien" (great) and "dag" (king/leader), rooted in Celtic linguistic traditions. The name is used primarily in Breton culture and has historical significance as the name of Saint Meriadeg (also known as Meriadeuc), a 5th-6th century Breton saint and legendary king.
Meriadeg currently ranks #3,977 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1990.
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