Kedrick is a boy's name of British origin, Kedrick means 'powerful ruler'or 'kingly. 'It is a variation of Cedric, which means "kindly" or "loved. " Kedrick is a relatively modern name that has been in use since the 19th century, particularly after Sir Walter Scott introduced the character Cedric the Saxon in his novel "Ivanhoe" in 1819. Over time, the name has evolved in popularity, influenced by cultural and literary references.
