Heynrich

Heynrich is a masculine first name, whose spelling is a variant of Heinrich. This name has its roots in the Saxon form Heimerich, which in turn goes back to the Old High German Haimirich. In translation, the name means 'the ruler of the home', 'the powerful one of the homestead', as well as 'the lord of the homeland'.

What does the name Heynrich mean?

The name Heynrich is an alternative spelling of Heinrich, which is considered a Saxon derivation of Heimerich and originally stems from Haimirich. Its meanings include 'the ruler of the home', 'the powerful one of the homestead', and 'the lord of the homeland'. The roots of the name lie in Old High German and consist of the terms heima, which means 'the home', 'the homeland', 'the dwelling', or 'the residence', and rihhi, which means 'rich', 'powerful', 'the power', 'the rule', or 'the ruler'. Other variants include Heimrich, Hemerich, Henrikh, Henrikas, Henrick, Henrie, and Henried.

Where does the name Heynrich come from?

The name Heynrich has its origins in Old High German and means 'the ruler of the home'.

How do you pronounce Heynrich?

Heynrich is pronounced like 'Heinrich', with an emphasized 'Hey'.

When is the name day of Heynrich?

The name days for Heynrich are January 8, January 19, January 23, June 10, July 13, and December 20.

Popularity

In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the