Deryk vs Derek - What's the difference?
deryk | derek | Alternative forms |
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* 1895 , The American Magazine , Crowell-Collier Pub. co.,1895. page 446:
* 1974 , , Something happened , ISBN 0 224 01065 4, page 509:
* 2010 , And the Land Lay Still , Hamish Hamilton, ISBN 9780241143568, page 292:
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Deryk is an alternative form of derek.
deryk
Not English
Deryk has no English definition. It may be misspelled.derek
English
Alternative forms
* Derick * Derrick * Deryck * Darek * Darrick * Darriq * Dereck * Deric * Derik * Deriq * Derreck * Derrek * Derrik * Derryck * Derryk * Deryk * DerykeProper noun
(en proper noun)- "Do you think so? Her husband has an odd name - Derek Keppel. He is a musician - a violinist."
- We do not entertain as much anymore because of Derek'. (He produces strain. We have to pretend he doesn't.) I used to like him when I still thought he was normal. I was fond of him. I used to call him Dirk, and Kiddo, Steamshovel, Dinky Boy, and Dicky Dare. Till I found out what he was. Now it's always formal: ' Derek .
- Frederick or Derek Boothby was in his late fifties, the son of a naval officer and a daughter of the Earl of Limerick.
Usage notes
* Popular in the UK in mid-twentieth century.References
Behind the Name Article*
Think Baby Names Article
