Hrōþigaizaz

Gender Masculine

Usage Old Germanic (Hypothetical)

Pronounced Pron. KHRAW-thee-ghie-zahz [key·IPA]

Meaning & History

Proto-Germanic reconstruction of Hrodger, Hroðgar and Hróðgeirr.

Related Names

Other Languages & CulturesHroðgar, Hrothgar(Anglo-Saxon) Ruggiero(Carolingian Cycle) Roger(Catalan) Roger, Rogier, Rutger(Dutch) Roger, Rodge, Rodger(English) Roger(French) Roger, Rüdiger(German) Hrodger(Germanic) Rezső(Hungarian) Ruggero, Ruggiero(Italian) Ruth(Limburgish) Roar, Roger(Norwegian) Hróarr, Hróðgeirr(Old Norse) Rogério(Portuguese) Rogelio(Spanish) Roger(Swedish)

Entry updated June 9, 2023