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2006/01/23 23:46:11 shirley greiman [HN] POW Camp |
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Date: 2006/01/23 23:48:24
From: J b <johnbrene(a)...
In the name of completeness ~Dietrich is actually from Old High German = diot (people) + rik (ruler). Additional forms of Dietrich include Dierk, Derk, and Dirk.
A common German variant is Dieter (Diether), again from Old High German = diot (people) + heri (army).
Theodore may seem like a bit of a reach, but it remains the closest recognized English equivalent. Theodore is also a German name in its own right.
Jb
Diederich = Dietrich = Theodore Jb Betty Depee <bldepee(a)... inquired:Also, does the male name Diederich translate into an english version?
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