Ulrich

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Ulrich, formerly Huldrich or Huldrych, is a Germanic name, derived from Old High German Uodalrich (uodal- meaning "heritage" and -rich meaning "powerful"). It is also common as a German language surname. Other names which are related include: Ullrich, Urich, Ulich, Ullerich, Ulricher, Ulrico, Orrico, Ullrisch, Woolrich, Ullmann, Ulke, Utz, Utzmann, Ützle, Jedele, Yetley, Jehle, Jehl, Uller.

The form Ulrich is used not only in German, but also in English and French. Equivalents in other languages are: Odalric (Catalan), Oldrich (Slovak), Oldřich (Czech), Ódor (Hungarian), Ryczek (Polish), Ulderico (Italian), Uldis (Latvian), Ulrik (Danish, Dutch, Hungarian, Norwegian, Swedish), Ulryk (Polish), Huldericus (Latin). Ulrich may refer to:

Given name

Middle Ages

Modern era

Surname

Fictional characters

  • Ulrich Stern, a character on Code Lyoko
  • Ulrich von Liechtenstein, an alias of Heath Ledger's character in the film A Knight's Tale
  • Ulrich, the old sorcerer in the film Dragonslayer
  • Ulrich, the protagonist of Robert Musil's 20th century novel The Man Without Qualities
  • Ulrich von Gradwitz, a character in Saki's short story The Interlopers

See also

http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/archived-pdf/zoom-names/names-uz.pdf

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