Eric
a male given name: ultimately from Germanic words meaning “one” and “ruler.”
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How to use Eric in a sentence
There was a grand piano and on its polished surface was Erics picturean almost life-size of his head only.
Joan of the Journal | Helen Diehl OldsErics mother, a tall woman with glasses on a gold chaincame in, too.
Joan of the Journal | Helen Diehl OldsMaster Erics up in his room, he said in reply to her question.
Joan of the Journal | Helen Diehl OldsIll come, she said, and heard Erics Thank you very much, as he hung up.
Joan of the Journal | Helen Diehl OldsErics disposition immediately was changed, and he darted into Count Svantes prison, begging forgiveness at his feet.
Sweden | Victor Nilsson
British Dictionary definitions for eric
eriach
/ (ˈɛrɪk) /
(in old Irish law) a fine paid by a murderer to the family of his victim: Compare wergild
Origin of eric
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