Eric
Eric
Definition
Eric (er′ik)
noun
a masculine name: var. Erik; fem. Erica, Erika
Etymology: Scand < ON Eirìkr < Gmc *aizo, honor (akin to Ger ehre, honor) + base akin to L rex (see right): hence, lit., honorable ruler
Eric
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- say: The jury is spread across acres quot says eric.
Adjective modifier
- top: Back to top flathead eric Guest Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 2:05 pm Post subject: Come on Icarus!
Modifies a noun
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Noun used with modifier
- controller: California dental insurance quote of our most controller eric stone.
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