Henry
Traditional boy's name
Henry is a male given name of Germanic origin, borne by eight English kings and numerous other European monarchs.
It remains common in English-speaking countries: Henry was the most popular boy's name in England last year. (Lowercase henry is a unit of inductance.)
Sixteenth-century English ruling family
- monarchHereditary supreme ruler
- kingMale crowned ruler
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
- VLetter for five
IV · II · I · England · Windsor · Plantagenet · coronation · reign
Elizabethan dramatist and poet
- FalstaffComic knight, corpulent braggart
- historiesAccounts of past events
- Globe TheatreHistoric circular London playhouse
- ElizabethanOf late 1500s England
Agincourt · soliloquy · iambic pentameter · quarto · folio · tragedy · comedy · verse
German male name
Tudor
Sixteenth-century English ruling family
V · IV · II · I · England · Windsor · Plantagenet · coronation · reign · dynasty
Shakespeare
Elizabethan dramatist and poet
- FalstaffComic knight, corpulent braggart
- historiesAccounts of past events
- Globe TheatreHistoric circular London playhouse
Elizabethan · Agincourt · soliloquy · iambic pentameter · quarto · folio · tragedy · comedy · verse · playwright
Heinrich
German male name
William
Male given name
George · Edward · Thomas · Robert · Richard · David · Michael · Joseph · Daniel · Patrick
friend
Non-kin mutual bond
father · uncle · nephew · grandson · boyfriend · partner · colleague · buddy · pal · companion
- First NamesJames, John, Mary, Elizabeth, William
- British NamesElizabeth, George, William, Victoria, Charlotte
- Medieval NamesAlfred, Baldwin, Beatrice, Blanche, Edgar
- Royal NamesAugustus, Anne, Caesar, Charles, Carl
- common namescommon names, John, Jane, Joe, Bob
- French FootballersBlanc, Hernandez, Martial
- Patrick Henry
- Henry VIII
- Henry FordAmerican automaker, early 1900s
- Henry Winkler
- King Henry VIIITudor era English sovereign
- Henry James"The Ambassadors" author