Kenrick
Kenrick proper noun: a surname.
Proper noun
Kenrick (plural Kenricks)
- A surname.
Forms of Kenrick
| plural | Kenricks |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Kendrick |
| alternative form | Kenwrick |
| alternative form | Kenwright |
Origin of Kenrick
From Middle English Cenric, Kendrich, of several origins: * From Old English Cyneric, from cyne- (“royal”) + ric (“power”), * Borrowed from Middle Welsh Cynwrig (“greatest champion”), from cynt (“before, first”) + gwr (“man”) + -ig * Borrowed from Irish Mac Ionnrachtaigh via Enright, in which case also a doublet of Hanratty
Questions about Kenrick
- What does Kenrick mean?
- Kenrick means a surname.
- What part of speech is Kenrick?
- Kenrick is a proper noun.
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