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AFrom the Norman-French form of Alberic, from Germanic alb ('elf') + ric ('ruler'); 'elf-king'. Originally a boys' name in Britain; flipped to predominantly feminine in 21st-century U.S. usage.
From the Norman-French form of Alberic, from Germanic alb ('elf') + ric ('ruler'); 'elf-king'. Originally a boys' name in Britain; flipped to predominantly feminine in 21st-century U.S. usage.
AFrom the Norman-French form of Alberic, from Germanic alb ('elf') + ric ('ruler'); 'elf-king'. Originally a boys' name in Britain; flipped to predominantly feminine in 21st-century U.S. usage.
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