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Richard (Given name)

Richard is a name for boys. The origin of the name is English. On our website 22 people with the name Richard rated their name with 4.5 stars(out of 5). So they seem very satisfied! Abroad this is a perfectly fine name. Richard is in the top 100 of most popular names on facebook on position 28. A nickname for Richard is "Rich".
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Meaning of Richard

The meaning of Richard is: "powerful, strong army".

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Suitable names

Suitable names for a brother of Richard are: Adrian, Johnny, Oliver, Gelmar, Donny. Suitable names for a sister of Richard are: Savanah, Renee, Sharon, Marie, Melinsia. View more suitable names.

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Richard occurs in the following categories:
Baby boy names with 7 letters250 namesBoy names beginning with R247 namesBoy names ending in D143 namesBaby boy names with two syllables100 namesNames with highest rating100 namesEnglish names499 names


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5 comments

Richard 61 years old   8-11-2012
None
Richard 78 years old   11-03-2013
feels good
Richard 41 years old   7-04-2013
I have an ANCESTRAL PLATE stating RICHARD is OLD GERMAN for POWERFUL RULER.
Richard 69 years old   12-01-2014
You sound old
Richard 66 years old   28-03-2015
My heritage is Dutch from the Netherlands. I was named after my grandmother Rigtje. When I look up name meanings Richard means "strong ruler". When I look up Rigtje it has the same meaning. It is the Dutch feminine equivalent of Richard. It is much harder to pronounce unless you are Dutch. It has the same raspy sch sound like Scheveningen using the letters igt. My father was known as Kees although his legal name was not that. My brother-in-law is also named Kees (pronounced Case) and immigrating to Canada changed it to Keith. Your records don't show any males using the name Kees although in the 1920's to 1940's it was a common male name. You only show it as female and nothing else. I guess times change.

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