Richard
Strong king's name
Richard is a traditional male given name of Germanic origin.
It remains common in English-speaking countries, often shortened to Rick, Rich, Dick, or Ricky.
Richard seems like a nice guy.
The name appears in formal contexts and historical references: Richard the Lionheart, Richard Nixon.
37th U.S. president
- WagnerGerman Romantic opera composer
- BransonMissouri entertainment resort
- DawkinsBritish evolutionary biologist
- BurtonEnglish place or surname
Feynman · Attenborough · Chamberlain · Shakespeare · Harris · Pryor · Leakey · Strauss
Hereditary supreme ruler
- sovereignSupreme in power
- crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
- PlantagenetMedieval English dynasty
Lionheart · kingdom · royalty · dynasty · coronation · majesty · prince · duke
Nixon
37th U.S. president
- WagnerGerman Romantic opera composer
- BransonMissouri entertainment resort
- DawkinsBritish evolutionary biologist
Feynman · Attenborough · Burton · Chamberlain · Shakespeare · Harris · Pryor · Leakey · Strauss
monarch
Hereditary supreme ruler
Plantagenet · Lionheart · kingdom · royalty · dynasty · coronation · majesty · prince · duke · noble
Dick
Short form of Richard
son · brother · father · husband · gentleman · man · boy · nickname · namesake · junior
Lionheart
Title for fierce courage
- courageousShowing bravery under threat
- valiantCourageously determined
- heroicExceptionally brave and noble
fearless · gallant · bold · intrepid · daring · crusader · warrior · chivalrous · noble · legendary
- Richard Simmons
- Richard Attenborough
- Richard Nixon
- Little RichardFifties rock originator
- Keith Richards
- King RichardEnglish royal named for strength