Deirdre

  • Origin
    Irish
  • Meaning
    sorrowful, broken-hearted
  • Variations
    Deidra, Deidre, Deedra, Deidrea, Deirdrê, Deirdra
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  • Deirdre embodies timeless elegance with a touch of mystique. This name carries a musical quality when spoken, with its gentle rhythm and flowing syllables. It stands apart from trendy alternatives while maintaining accessibility and warmth. Deirdre pairs wonderfully with both traditional and contemporary middle names, offering versatility for naming combinations. The name balances strength and delicacy—distinctive enough to be memorable yet sufficiently familiar to pronounce with ease. A child named Deirdre might appreciate the name's subtle uniqueness; she won't likely share it with multiple classmates yet won't face constant pronunciation corrections. The name travels well across cultures and age groups, serving a child appropriately from infancy through adulthood. It conveys intelligence and thoughtfulness while remaining approachable and kind.
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