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The Romansh form of Ulrich. The Old High German name elements mean "heritage" or "possession" and "mighty." Duri is an example of how Romansh forms have visually and phonetically diverged significantly from their Old High German origins.
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This name is documented as the Faroese form of Dorothea. The Latin and Greek word base means "gift of God".
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An English name with Old Norse roots. It is widely interpreted as an Anglicized form of the name Torsten (Thor's stone).
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A name from Welsh mythology. The Welsh word elements stand for "sea" or "ocean".
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