sentences:  The name has been rendered into Latin as "Mereducco", "Mereduci", "Mereduth", "Mereduco", "Mereduc" and "Mereducus", "Mereducius".In the dialect of Dyfed (Pembrokeshire) the final voiced interdental fricative (represented in writing by "dd") was lost to produce the name "Meredy".Though there is no etymological connection, "Meredith" has also been equated or associated with "Merrick", "Meyrick," and "Moryce", "presumably on the basis of the 'Mer', although it is possible that "Maurice" was adopted as an approximation," according to Morgan and Morgan.