Yvonnick
Germanic/Breton · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Yvonnick
Yvonnick is a Breton diminutive form of Yvon, which derives from the Germanic name Ivo, ultimately from the root meaning "yew tree" or related to the element "iv" (bow).
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Etymology
Yvonnick is a Breton diminutive form of Yvon, which derives from the Germanic name Ivo, ultimately from the root meaning "yew tree" or related to the element "iv" (bow). The name is primarily used in Brittany and French-speaking regions, with particular popularity in Breton culture where diminutive forms with the "-ick" suffix are characteristic.
Yvonnick currently ranks #3,042 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1968.
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