Qadry

Qadry is a masculine given name of Arabic origin. It is a variant transliteration of the name Qadir (also rendered Qadri, Kadri, or Qadr), derived from the Arabic root Q-D-R, meaning to be able, to have power, or capable. The form Qadir is associated with the Islamic attribute Al-Qadir, “The All-Powerful,” and the given name carries connotations of strength and competence. The spelling Qadry often reflects a particular transliteration pattern used in some Arabic-speaking communities and among diaspora populations in the West.

Usage and variations: Qadry is primarily used as a first name in Arabic-speaking and Muslim communities, including in the Americas and Europe. It has several related variants, such as Qadir, Qadri, Kadri, and Qadr, which may be used by roughly the same linguistic or cultural groups. The name can appear in different transliterations depending on country, language, and family preference.

Notable people: One widely recognized bearer of the name is Qadry Ismail, an American former professional football wide receiver who played in the National Football League during the 1990s and early 2000s. The name is also found among other individuals in various communities, sometimes with different spellings.

See also: Related names and variants include Qadir, Qadri, Kadri, and Qadr, which share the same Arabic root and meaning.