Cedric in French
Cedric in French is Cédric — Cedric means a masculine given name invented by Sir Walter Scott for his novel Ivanhoe, likely based on the Saxon king Cerdic.
Cedric in French
Cédric
A en given name.
What does "Cedric" mean?
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name A masculine given name invented by Sir Walter Scott for his novel Ivanhoe, likely based on the Saxon king Cerdic.
"Cedric was the noble Saxon lord in the novel Ivanhoe."
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- Cedric was the noble Saxon lord in the novel Ivanhoe.
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What is "Cedric" in French?
"Cedric" in French is Cédric. Cedric means: A masculine given name invented by Sir Walter Scott for his novel Ivanhoe, likely based on the Saxon king Cerdic.
How do you use "Cedric" in a sentence?
Example: "Cedric was the noble Saxon lord in the novel Ivanhoe." In French, "Cedric" is Cédric.
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