Roderick

[ rod-uh-rik, rod-rik ]

noun

1. a male given name: from Germanic words meaning “glory” and “ruler.”

Example Sentences

Dream becomes the prisoner of Roderick and, later, his son Alex, spending the better part of 100 years trapped in a fancy glass case in an English manor’s expansive basement.

From The Daily Beast

Roderick herself has been engaged with the board for several years.

From Voice of San Diego

ROME, Italy — Roderick MacDonald has been proven to be the worst kind of pedophile there is—an apologetic serial offender.

From The Daily Beast

Nothing Lasts Forever was written by Roderick Thorp and published in 1979.

From The Daily Beast

Well, the other was Roderick Collingwood, who's staying in the hotel now, as Snell has just told us.

From Project Gutenberg

She and Roderick Collingwood met again and again, renewing their old friendship.

From Project Gutenberg

Roderick Collingwood took a couple of quick, decisive steps to the wall.

From Project Gutenberg

To all intents and appearances, Roderick Hoff had dropped off the earth on or about April twelfth.

From Project Gutenberg

The Mrs. Bilderdijk who translated Roderick, was, according to Southey, the second wife of her husband.

From Project Gutenberg