Brodrick

Meaning of Brodrick

Brodrick is a modern variant of the venerable Irish and Old Norse name Broderick, rooted in the Gaelic Ó Bruadair (“descendant of Bruadar,” literally “dreamer”), and it carries an air of vision, resilience and heartfelt loyalty. Pronounced in English as BRAH-drik (IPA /ˈbrædrɪk/ or /ˈbrɑːdrɪk/), it feels at once strong and lyrical—like the gentle hum of a sitar at dusk. Though it sits modestly around the mid-900s in recent U.S. baby‐name charts (ranked 916 in 2023), its uncommon status is a quiet nod to individuality (he may well be the only Brodrick in his class, a small victory for personal flair). For parents seeking a name that marries poetic depth with a subtle cultural heritage—one that evokes the warmth of a Rajasthani sunset and the promise of new dreams—Brodrick offers a uniquely memorable choice.

Pronunciation

British English

• Pronunced as BRAH-drik (/ˈbrædrɪk/)

American English

• Pronunced as BRAH-drik (/ˈbrɑːdrɪk/)

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