Ydris
Welsh · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Ydris
Ydris is a Welsh form of the name Idris, derived from the Old Welsh elements "id" (lord) and "ris" (ardent), meaning "ardent lord." The name has roots in Celtic tradition and was borne by legendary Welsh figures, most famously Idris the Giant in Welsh mythology.
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Etymology
Ydris is a Welsh form of the name Idris, derived from the Old Welsh elements "id" (lord) and "ris" (ardent), meaning "ardent lord." The name has roots in Celtic tradition and was borne by legendary Welsh figures, most famously Idris the Giant in Welsh mythology.
Ydris currently ranks #4,923 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2005.
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