Masculine Variants
- Aenrichus (Latin)
- Américo (Portuguese), (Spanish), (Galician)
- Amerigo (Italian)
- Annraoi (Irish)
- Anraí (Irish)
- Arrigo (Italian)
- Aymerick (English)
- Aymeric (French)
- Ερρίκος - Erricos (Greek)
- Eanraig (Scottish)
- Einrí (Irish)
- Emeric (French)
- Eimeric (Catalan)
- Emery (English), (French)
- Endika (Basque)
- Enric (Catalan)
- Enrico(Italian)
- Enrique (Spanish)
- Enzo (Italian)
- Genrikh (Russian)
- Genrich (Russian)
- Hal (English)
- Hank (English)
- Harri (Estonian), (Finnish), (Welsh)
- Harris (English)
- Harrison (English)
- Harry (English)
- Heike (Dutch), (Frisian), (German)
- Heiki (Estonian)
- Heikki (Finnish), (Estonian)
- Heiko (Dutch), (Frisian), (German)
- Hein (Dutch)
- Heiner (German)
- Heino, Heiny (Dutch), (Estonian)
- Heinrich (German)
- Heinz (German)
- Henderson (English)
- Hendrik (Dutch), (Estonian), (German), (Armenian)
- Heniek (Polish)
- Henio (Polish)
- Henk (Dutch)
- Hennie (Dutch)
- Henning (Dutch), (German), (Norwegian)
- Henny (Dutch)
- Henri (Estonian), (Finnish), (French), (Turkish)
- Henric (Romanian)
- Henricus (Latin)
- Henrijs (Latvian)
- Henrik (Croatian), (Danish), (German), (Hungarian), (Norwegian), (Slovene), (Swedish), (Estonian), (Armenian)
- Henrikas (Lithuanian)
- Henrikki (Finnish)
- Henrique (Portuguese), (Galician)
- Henryk (Polish)
- Heriot (English)
- Herkus (Lithuanian)
- Herriot (English)
- Hersz (Yiddish)
- Hinrich (German)
- Hinrik (Icelandic)
- Imre (Estonian), (Hungarian)
- Inriques (Spanish)
- Jindřich (Czech)
- Parry (Welsh)
- Quico (Spanish), (Portuguese diminutive)
- Quinto (Spanish)
- Quique (Spanish)
- Rico (Italian)
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Famous quotes containing the words masculine and/or variants:
“What we men share is the experience of having been raised by women in a culture that stopped our fathers from being close enough to teach us how to be men, in a world in which men were discouraged from talking about our masculinity and questioning its roots and its mystique, in a world that glorified masculinity and gave us impossibly unachievable myths of masculine heroics, but no domestic models to teach us how to do it.”
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