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Ælfric

/ˈælfɹiːk/

Ælfric proper noun: the name of several historically significant men in tenth- and eleventh-century England.

Proper noun

Ælfric

  1. the name of several historically significant men in tenth- and eleventh-century England

Forms of Ælfric

alternative formAelfric

Origin of Ælfric

Learned borrowing from Old English Ælfric. Doublet of Alberic and Aubrey.

Questions about Ælfric

What does Ælfric mean?
Ælfric means the name of several historically significant men in tenth- and eleventh-century England.
What part of speech is Ælfric?
Ælfric is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Ælfric?
Ælfric is pronounced /ˈælfɹiːk/.

Words near Ælfric in the dictionary

  1. Ægæan
  2. Ægæan Sea
  3. Ægæans
  4. Ælfred
  5. Ælfredian
  6. Ælfric
  7. ælurophobe
  8. ælurophobes
  9. æmulate
  10. æmulated
  11. æmulates

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