Meaning & History
Probably an Irish form of HRŒREKR, introduced by Scandinavian settlers and invaders. Alternatively it may be derived from Irish ruarc "squall, rainstorm". Related Names
OTHER LANGUAGES: Hroderich (Ancient Germanic), Hrœrekr (Ancient Scandinavian), Roderic (Catalan), Roderick, Rod, Roddy (English), Rodrigue (French), Rodrigo, Roi (Galician), Rodrigo (Italian), Rodrigo, Rui, Ruy (Portuguese), Rurik (Russian), Rodrigo, Ruy (Spanish)
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