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The traditional Scottish dirk is a probable development from the 16th century but like all medieval societies the Highlander needed a knife for everyday use The dirk became symbolic of a

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Dutch and Low German short form of Diederik This name was borne by several counts of Frisia and Holland beginning in the 10th century It was popularized in the English

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The name Dirk is of Dutch and German origin and is derived from the Old High German name Theodoric which is composed of the elements theud meaning people and ric meaning

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A possible derivation is from the North Germanic Scandinavian personal name Dirk short for Diederik which is used of lock picking tools but not of knives or daggers

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The name Dirk is of Germanic origin and is derived from the name Theodoric which means ruler of the people or ruler of the nation It is a strong and masculine name that conveys

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Dirk is a masculine name of Dutch Low German and Frisian origin serving as a short form of Theodoric Its etymology traces back to Proto Germanic roots where theud

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Dirk is a Dutch and Low German masculine given name derived from the medieval name Diederik itself from Old High German Theodoric Theudoricus meaning people s ruler or

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Dirk originates from an ancient Germanic personal name likely derived from the elements diric meaning ruler or chieftain combined with the suffix ing which denoted a

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The name Dirk is a boy s name of Dutch Flemish origin A perennial classic in the Netherlands short and sweet Dirk is starting to feel like a fresher alternative to cousin Derek