Harrie
Germanic · Boy · 1 syllable
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About the name Harrie
The name 'Harrie' is a diminutive or variant of 'Harry', which itself derives from the Germanic name 'Heimirich', meaning "home ruler" (from *heim* "home" + *rīc* "ruler").
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Etymology
The name 'Harrie' is a diminutive or variant of 'Harry', which itself derives from the Germanic name 'Heimirich', meaning "home ruler" (from *heim* "home" + *rīc* "ruler"). It is primarily used in English-speaking cultures, often as a nickname for Henry or Harold, and has no specific religious association, though it gained notable historical use in medieval England and among British royalty.
Harrie currently ranks #4,306 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1921.
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