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Kadri
Kadri is a girl's name. Usually linked to the Greek for "pure". Kadripäev on 25 November is an old Estonian folk celebration.
Meaning
Usually linked to the Greek for "pure". Kadripäev on 25 November is an old Estonian folk celebration.
Origin
Estonian form of Katariina (Catherine), from Greek.
Name day
The traditional Estonian name day for Kadri is November 25. In Estonia and Finland that is a day to send a quick word of congratulation. Name-day calendars differ between countries and are updated from time to time, so the same name can fall on another date across the border.
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Source: Traditional Estonian name-day calendar; etymology is the standard documented origin. · checked 2026-09-04
Frequently asked questions
What does the name Kadri mean?
Usually linked to the Greek for "pure". Kadripäev on 25 November is an old Estonian folk celebration.
When is Kadri's name day?
The traditional Estonian name day for Kadri is November 25. It can fall on a different date in Finland or Sweden.
Where does the name Kadri come from?
Estonian form of Katariina (Catherine), from Greek.
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