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Amalric

OriginGermanic, Gothic
Meaning"unceasing, vigorous, brave ruler"
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About Amalric

Bold, handsome, and unusual, Amalric is an ancient feeling choice, borne by a 12th century ruler of the Kingdom of Jerusalem. Derived from Gothic, it has the strong meaning "brave ruler", but shares that gentler Am- beginning of Ambrose.

More likely seen in its French form, Amaury, Amalric may also be one of the roots of modern favorite Emory (or Emery). This form may nevertheless appeal to those looking for a historical choice, with the vibe of Alec, Alaric, and Amias.

Pronounced AHM-ul-rik.

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