Forename Ulrik

In the world, Ulrik (Ulrik , אולריק , Ульрик) is quite a rare masculine given name. The forename Ulrik is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Denmark, where it is quite a common male name, Sweden, where it is quite a rare male name, and Norway. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Denmark, Sweden, and Germany. Much less frequently, Ulrik is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Ulrik

name Ulderico, name Ульріх, name Ulrika, name Ульрік, name Ueli, name อุลริค, name Ulrich, name ウエリ, name Ульрих, name Urh, name Улрик, name Улрих, name Ulric, name الريك, name Ulrik, name Урлик, name Ulrico, name אולריק, name Улрік, name Ulryk

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Ulrik	Denmark, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Belgium
אולריק	Israel
الريك	Egypt

First names said to be same

Ueli, Ulderico, Ulric, Ulrich, Ulrico, Ulrika, Ulryk, Urh, Улрик, Улрих, Улрік, Ульрих, Ульрік, Ульріх, Урлик, อุลริค, and ウエリ

First name Ulrik in the context

Ulrik is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Ulrik Brendel , the character in the play "Rosmersholm".

Notable namesakes

	ulrik ii. žovneški (b. 1255)
	ulrik ii. celjski Ban of Croatia, SI (b. 1406)
	ulrik steidler SI (b. 1500)
	ulrik christian gyldenløve commander-in-chief of the Danish army during the Dano-Swedish War, DK (b. 1630)
	ulrik huber Dutch philosopher (1636-1694), NL (b. 1636)
	ulrik frederik gyldenløve grev laurvig Danish noble and general (1638-1704), DE (b. 1638)
	ulrik adolf holstein Danish politician, DE (b. 1664)
	ulrik kaas Danish military personnel (1677-1746), DK (b. 1677)
	ulrik christian gyldenløve 17th and 18th-century Danish nobleman and admiral (1678-1719), DK (b. 1678)
	ulrik christian gyldenlöwe 1630–1658 (b. 1630)
	prins ulrik was the Swedish prince fourth child and third son of King Karl XI and Queen Ulrika Eleonora, SE (b. 1684)
	ulrik frederik von suhm admiral (1686-1758), DE (b. 1686)
	ulrik nils gyldenstolpe (1689-1768), SE (b. 1689)
	ulrik frederik de cicignon Danish-Norwegian officer, NO (b. 1698)
	ulrik alexander stromberg SE (b. 1691)