Caydiid

Caydiid derives from cay ("insult," "disrespect") and diid ("refuse," "deny"). The name means "one who refuses insult," describing someone who will not tolerate being dishonored or disrespected. Caydiid suggests a person with strong self-respect and dignity, someone who stands firm against attempts to diminish them. The name celebrates pride, backbone, and the refusal to accept mistreatment. It reflects the hope that the bearer will maintain their honor and never allow others to treat them with contempt, embodying the strength to defend their dignity and command the respect they deserve.