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RFrom Old High German Ricohard — rīc, "ruler, power," + hard, "brave, strong" — i.e. "strong ruler." Brought to England by the Normans; carried by three English kings, including Richard the Lionheart.
From Old High German Ricohard — rīc, "ruler, power," + hard, "brave, strong" — i.e. "strong ruler." Brought to England by the Normans; carried by three English kings, including Richard the Lionheart.
RFrom Old High German Ricohard — rīc, "ruler, power," + hard, "brave, strong" — i.e. "strong ruler." Brought to England by the Normans; carried by three English kings, including Richard the Lionheart.
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