Ulric

English

Etymology

From Old High German uodil (“heritage, homestead”) + rihhi (“ruler”); compare German Ulrich. English sources also suggest Old English wulf (“wolf”) + ric (“ruler”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ʊl.ɹɪk/

Proper noun

Ulric

A male given name from the Germanic languages

Usage notes

Rare in English after medieval times, while Ulrich has remained popular in Germany.

Related terms

Ulrica

Translations

male given name

Bulgarian: Улрих (Ulrih)
Catalan: Ulric
Czech: Oldřich (cs) m
Danish: Ulrik
Dutch: Oldrik, Ulrich (nl)
Esperanto: Udalriko
French: Ulric
Galician: Ulrico (gl) m
German: Ulrich (de)
Greenlandic: Uularik
Hungarian: Ulrik (hu)
Italian: Ulderico (it), Ulrico (it)
Latvian: Uldis m
Norwegian: Ulrik
Polish: Ulryk (pl)
Portuguese: Ulrico (pt)
Russian: Ульрих (ru) (Ulʹrix)
Serbo-Croatian: Ulrik
Slovak: Oldrich
Slovene: Ulrik
Spanish: Uldarico (es) m, Ulrico (es) m
Swedish: Ulrik (sv)
Ukrainian: Ульріх (Ulʹrix)

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