Ulrica (Old German) “Ruler of all.” [sp.] (Viejo alemán) “Gobernante de
todo.” [fr.] (Vieux allemand)
“Souverain de tout.” The feminine form of the name Ulric. Also Rica and Ulrika.
Umeko (Japanese) “Plum blossom
child.” [sp.] (Japonés) “Ciruela
florece niño.” [fr.] (Japonais)
“Enfant de la fleur de la Prune.” Also
Umeyo and Ume.
Urula (Latin) “A small, female
bear.” [sp.] (Latino) “Un pequeño,
oso de la hembra.” [fr.] (Latin) “Un
petit, ours de la femme.” Also Ursa, Ursala,
and Ursella.
Udell (Old English) “The yew tree valley.” [sp.] (Viejo inglés) “El tejo obliga
a refugiarse en un árbol valle.” [fr.] (Vieux
anglais) “La vallée de l’arbre de l’if.” AlsoDel,
Dell, Udale, and Udall.
Ulan (African) “The frist born twin.” [sp.] (Africano) “El gemelo nacido de
El [frist].” [fr.] (Africain) “Le
[frist] naît jumeau.”
Uland (Teutonic) “The noble land.” [sp.] (Teutonic) “La tierra
noble.” [fr.] (Teutonic) “La terre du
noble.”
Ulric (Old German) “A ruler of the wolf.” [sp.] (Viejo alemán) “Un gobernante
del lobo.” [fr.] (Vieux allemand) “Un
souverain du loup.” AlsoAlaric, Ric, Rick, Rickie, Ricky, Ulrich, and Ulrick.
Ulrich (Teutonic) “A wolf ruler.” [sp.] (Teutonic) “Un gobernante del
lobo.” [fr.] (Teutonic) “Un souverain
du loup.” AlsoUlrikei.
Upton (Old English) “The hill town.” [sp.] (Viejo inglés) “El pueblo de
la colina.” [fr.] (Vieux anglais) “La
ville de la colline.”
Urban (Latin) “One from the city, to be courteous.” [sp.] (Latino) “Uno de la ciudad,
estar atento.” [fr.] (Latin) “Un de
la ville, être courtois.” AlsoUrbain, Urbano, and Urbanus.
Uriah (Hebrew) “My light is the lord.” [sp.] (Hebreo) “Mi luz es el
señor.” [fr.] (Hébreu) “Ma lumière
est le seigneur.” AlsoUri, Yuri, and Yuria.
Uriel (Hebrew) “My God is my flame.” [sp.] (Hebreo) “Mi Dios es mi
llama.” [fr.] (Hébreu) “Mon Dieu est
ma flamme.” Also Uri and Yuri.
Uzeil (Hebrew) “The strength of a mighty
force.” [sp.] (Hebreo) “La fuerza de
una fuerza poderosa.” [fr.] (Hébreu)
“La force d’une force puissante.”
