Theudoricus
From the Gothic elements þiuda "people" and reiks "ruler": "ruler of the people".
Meaning and origin
Theudoricus is the Latin-alphabet spelling that Roman-era writers gave to a Gothic royal name built from the words for "people" and "ruler".
How to pronounce Theudoricus
| English (US) | thyoo-duh-RY-kus /θjuːdəˈraɪkəs/ |
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