Emmerich

Meaning of Emmerich

Emmerich is a name that hums with ancient Germanic energy, weaving “amal” (work) and “ric” (power) into a tapestry that feels both sturdy and spirited. Pronounced EM-uh-rikh, it glides off the tongue like a lively paso doble—measured yet full of heart—and carries the promise of ruling one’s own story. With fewer than twenty newborn Emmerichs making it into American birth records each year (hovering near rank 900), it’s more treasure hunt than traffic jam, guaranteeing a one-of-a-kind spark. From the chivalric glow of Saint Emeric of Hungary to the blockbuster visions of director Roland Emmerich, this name pirouettes gracefully between medieval legend and modern cinema, offering a warm, playful invitation for your son to step into a life of purpose and panache.

Pronunciation

German

• Pronunced as EM-uh-rikh (/ˈɛmərɪk/)

• Emrick
• Amerigo
• Emmerick
• Amrik
• Emerick