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Not establishedMeaning: “allodium + mighty, ruler”
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- Wikidata Q2472988CC0-1.0 · retrieved 2026-10-15
- Wikipedia: UdalrichCC-BY-SA-4.0 · retrieved 2026-10-15
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“allodium + mighty, ruler”
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Udalrich is a masculine given name. English Wikipedia gives the components allodium + mighty, ruler.
Meaning: “allodium + mighty, ruler”
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Udalrich— “noble ruler”
Udalrich, archbishop of Augsburg till the year 973, is notable as the first person canonized by the pope according to the present forms, which could not, however, have included the half-century of posthumous probation, as he was placed in the calendar only twenty years after his death. Contracting his name to Ulrich, Germany made him a favourite national saint; and we find him and his feminine spread throughout the countries influenced by the empire, and the feminine…
Udalrich, archbishop of Augsburg till the year 973, is notable as the first person canonized by the pope according to the present forms, which could not, however, have included the half-century of posthumous probation, as he was placed in the calendar only twenty years after his death. Contracting his name to Ulrich, Germany made him a favourite national saint; and we find him and his feminine spread throughout the countries influenced by the empire, and the feminine particularly prevalent in Denmark, whither it was carried by German queens. Though the ensuing table places all the forms of Athalaric together, it should be kept in mind that the forms beginning with _A_ are the modern namesakes of the great Goth, those with _U_ and _O_ the votaries of that saint, and Adelrich is considered as a different name from Ulrich.
Yonge, History of Christian Names (1884), Part VI, Chapter VI (Descriptive Names), Section I (Nobility) · Public domain (Project Gutenberg)
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