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Sounds a bit too much like a medical term.

Giving me Took vibes :)

I really like it.

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I usually like the oc sound, but it can be harsh, and Caradoc's crisper or lighter than, say, Murdoch.

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The meaning is nice. I like Cedric, too.
I tend to like 3 syllable names.

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One potential downside is that I don't like Carey or Kerry as a masculine name. I know they're not really related, but in a way they seem close.

This message was edited 11/28/2022, 6:12 PM

It gave rise to the surname Cradock/Craddock, which I think is a warning as to how it would be pronounced beyond Wales. There's a rare Welsh alternative, Ceredig ...

I think it's handsome and romantic.

I like it if it sounds like caRADoc; not if it sounds like CAradoc.

I like it. I don't think it would work as a first name in English (Cara is a popular girl name, doc is short for doctor, and the alternative to doc is dog...) but it would be good as a middle name.

It is perhaps a bit much but I can't help but love it

This message was edited 11/26/2022, 11:57 AM

Don't care for it at all. It sounds more like a medical device for someone's heart.

Don't like it

I think it's a fun name for a dog. It sounds very gruff and the nickname Cara is too easily available.