Hendrike

Hendrike, often known as Henry and Heinrich, is the feminine version of the male name Hendrik. It combines two German words spoken in the early middle ages in the highlands of the Southern part of Germany. The words hagan or heim meant 'closed space' or 'home', respectively. The second part of Hendrike emerged from ric, translated as 'a strong ruler'. Hence the meaning of Hendrike is 'the ruler of an area' or 'owner of a home'. The name points to the vibrant and commanding attributes of a girl. Interesting facts: Hendrike Brenninkmeyer is a famous German journalist and television anchor. Designer and craftsman Hendrike Barz-Meltzer lives in Hertfordshire and uses different elements, such as valuable and non-valuable metals. Numerous reputable galleries in the United Kingdom display her pieces, and during the entire year, she participates in multiple shows and fairs. We suggest new parents choose this unique name for their little ones.