Kadri
Meaning of Kadri
Kadri is a unisex name with origins in multiple cultures. It is pronounced as KAH-dree (/kɑˈdri/). The name Kadri has variations such as Kadria. In the United States, the name Kadri has been given to a small number of newborns in recent years. While it may not be popular, it carries a unique charm and can be seen as a distinctive choice for parents looking for something different. Its associations are diverse, making it suitable for families of various backgrounds and interests. Whether you're drawn to its global appeal or simply love its melodic sound, Kadri is a name that stands out and leaves a lasting impression.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as KAH-dree (/kɑˈdri/)
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Notable People Named Kadri
| Kadri Gürsel is a prominent Turkish journalist who gained attention when he was imprisoned by the Turkish government for his coverage on groups associated with terrorism. |
| Kadri Aytaç, a former Turkish football player and successful manager, holds the record for the most titles in the Turkish Second Football League and has promoted four teams to the Turkish First Football League. |
| Kadri Liik is an Estonian journalist and political analyst known for her research on Russia, Eastern Europe, and the Baltic region. |
| Kadri Simson is an Estonian politician serving as the European Commissioner for Energy and a member of the Centre Party. |
| Kadri Voorand is an Estonian singer and composer known for her versatile musical talent. |
