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Boy Names Ending with -rick

Rick ending baby names and what they mean, with 60 results. -rick names are used more often as masculine names. These boy names reached the height of their popularity 5 decades ago (ADOPTION OF 1.2%) and are somewhat less conventional today (ADOPTION 0.6%, 46%), with names such as Fredrick becoming somewhat dated. Maverick (#73), Merrick (#817) and Kendrick (#418) are three of the more trendy names for newborns here, while Petrick (TOP 7%) and Ferrick (17%) are familiar -rick surnames.

-rick names

Adalrick - Dedrick | Delrick - Kendrick | Kerrick - Yorick

Adalrick - Dedrick

Adelrick, Adalrick
Var. of Adalric. Origin fr. Old German language. "Noble, regal ruler." Rare, but Adalrick, Adelrick are comparable to popular -rick surnames Arick (UPPER 42%), Arrick (29%).

Eric and variants

Rick1, Errick1, Erick, Arrick1, Aerrick, Aerick
Forms of Eric. Derivative of Old Norse word. "Complete ruler." Usage of Erick and variants was widespread among parents during 1950-1959 and has become reduced.

Ulrick, Alrick1, Allerick, Allarick, Alerick, Alarick
Forms of Alaric. From Old German language. "Noble, regal ruler." Not in popularity charts.

Alberick
Form of Aubrey. Root fr. Old German element. "Elf or magical being, power." Alberick is unusual as a boys' name. See also Alerick.

Alrick2
Var. of Aldrich. Derived fr. Old English element. "Old." Outside Top 2000. See also Aerick.

Andrick
Form of Andrik. Origin fr. Slavic, Greek languages. "Man, warrior." Audrick is a marginally favored baby name. See also Andrian.

Aric and variants

Errick2, Arrick2, Arick
Forms of Aric. From Old Norse. "Complete ruler." Arick, Arrick and Errick are barely found as masculine names.

Baldrick
Form of Baldric. Origin fr. Old German word. "Brave ruler." Rare, with the masculine-sounding -ck suffix for Baldrick, like Bendick.

Bardrick
Derived fr. Teutonic word. "Axe-ruler." Compare surnames Baldrick (TOP 79%), Barrick (4%).

Barrick
Var. of Barric. Origin fr. English. "Grain farm." Barrick is an uncommonly used men's name, registering regularly (UPPER 4%) as a surname.

Top 2000 baby names ranking of -rick names: Broderick, Brodrick, Cedrick, Chadrick, Darick

Top 2000 baby names ranking of -rick names: Darrick, Dedrick, Derick, Derrick, Erick

Top 2000 baby names ranking of -rick names: Errick, Rick, Sedrick

Brick
From English element. The name has been used as .. Birick and Bourck are creative forms. See also Frick.

Broderick and variants

Broderick, var. Rick2, Brodrick
.. Also possibly (Old German) "famous power". Rick has waned in favor as a boys' name circa 1950-1959.

Carrick
Root fr. Irish. "Rock." Carrick, like the similar Barrick, occurs more often as a last name. See also Warrick.

Cedric and variants

Sedrick, Rick3, Cedrick
Forms of Cedric. Root fr. Old English. "Kind and loved." Rick is in the Top 2000.

Chadrick

Chadrick
Form of Chad. Source fr. Old English word. .. Also a short form of various .. Chadrick is scantly used as a given name. See also Shadrick.

Corrick
Var. of Corey. Stems fr. Old Norse word. From an English surname derived from .. Corrick is not frequently used as a boys' name. See also Carrick.

Derek and variants

Derrick, Derick, Darrick1
Var. of Derek. Source fr. English, Old German words. "People's ruler." Usage of Darrick and variants as baby names in 2018 was down 42.2% compared to the previous decade.

Darrick and variants

Darrick2, var. Darick
Origin fr. American language. Variant of spelling of Derrick, from .. Used somewhat frequently as children's names, Darrick and Darick are similar to the conventional Derick.

Dedrick and variants

Dedrick1, var. Diedrick, Diederick1
Source fr. Danish, Old German. "People's ruler." Dedrick (TOP 8%) and Diedrick (20%) appear regularly as surnames.

Diederick2, Dedrick2
Forms of Dietrich. Root fr. Old German language. "People's ruler." Dedrick and Diederick are sparsely used masculine names, and Dedrick exists regularly (TOP 8%) as a surname.

Quick Reference

Summary Index of names [and variants] for -rick names for boys.

1. Adalrick - Dedrick
Adalric [Adelrick, Adalrick], Eric [Rick, Erick, Errick, Arrick, Aerick, Aerrick], Alaric [Ulrick, Alrick, Alerick, Alarick, Allerick, Allarick], Aubrey [Alberick], Aldrich [Alrick], Andrik [Andrick], Aric [Arick, Errick, Arrick], Baldric [Baldrick], Bardrick, Barric [Barrick], Brick, Broderick [Rick, Brodrick], Carrick, Cedric [Rick, Sedrick, Cedrick], Chad [Chadrick], Corey [Corrick], Derek [Derick, Derrick, Darrick], Darrick [Darick], Dedrick [Diedrick, Diederick], Dietrich [Dedrick, Diederick]


Delroy [Delrick], Theodoric [Rick, Derrick, Thedrick], Dirk [Dierick], Edric [Edrick, Ederick, Eddrick], Eldridge [Eldrick], Fitzpatrick, Frederick [Rick, Erick, Fridrick, Fredrick, Friedrick], Frick, Garrick, Godric [Godrick, Goodrick, Goderick], Henry [Hendrick, Heinrick, Heindrick], Hendrick, Harold [Herrick], Herrick, Jedrek [Jedrick], Jerrick [Jerick], John [Johnpatrick], Kade [Kadrick], Kedrick [Keddrick], Kendrick [Kenrick]


Kerrick, Maverick [Mavrick], Meldrick [Melderick], Merrick [Myrick, Meyrick], Orrick, Osric [Osrick], Patrick, Richard [Rick], Rick, Ulric [Rick, Ulrick], Roderick [Rorick, Rodrick, Roddrick, Brodrick, Rodderick, Rhoderick, ..], Sean [Seanpatrick], Shadrach [Shadrick], Tariq [Tarick], Ted [Tedrick], Varick [Warick, Warrick, Varrick], Warwick [Warick, Warrick], George [Yorick], Yorick, York [Yorick, Yorrick]

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