Roderyck

Roderyck is a rare masculine first name and represents an alternative spelling of Roderich. The meaning of the name can be paraphrased as 'the glorious ruler' or simply 'the renowned one'. Its roots lie in the Old High German language.

What does the name Roderyck mean?

The name Roderyck, a rare variant of Roderich, means 'the glorious ruler' or 'the renowned one'. It originates from Old High German. The first name is composed of the elements hruod, which means 'glory', and rihhi, which means 'rich', 'powerful', 'the power', 'the ruler', or 'the rule'. Other forms of the name include Roderick and Rodrick (English), Rodrigo (Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese), Roderic (French and Catalan), Rodrigue (French), Roderik (Low German and Dutch), Roderico and Rodrico (Italian), Rodarick, Hroderich, Hrœrekr, Ruarc (Irish), Rurik (Russian), Rorik (Frisian), Hrodric, Rodrique, Roderyk (Polish), as well as Rodericus, Roderico, Rudericus, and Ruderic (Latin). Short and pet forms include Rod, Ruy (Spanish), Rui (Spanish and Portuguese), Roi (Galician), and Roddy (Scottish).

Where does the name Roderyck come from?

Roderyck has its roots in Old High German and means 'the glorious ruler' or 'the renowned one'. The word components consist of hruod, which means 'the glory', and rihhi, which means 'rich', 'powerful', 'the power', 'the ruler', or 'the rule'.

How do you pronounce Roderyck?

Ro-de-rick

When is the name day of Roderyck?

The name day of Roderyck is celebrated on March 13.

Popularity

In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the name shows