Erik derives from the Old Norse name Eirikir, in turn derived from ei, "ever", and rikir, "ruler". Danish invaders brought this name to the rest of Central and Western Europe. Famous bearers of this name include Eirikir inn Rauda, or Erik the Red, the treacherous discoverer of Greenland.
In Hawaiian, the name "Eric" can be translated to "Erik" or "Elika."
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There is no widely recognized meaning of the name "sylum" as it is not a common or established name. It could be a unique or invented name without a specific meaning.
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Erik Bartik's birth name is Erik Alexander Bartik.
Erik Loysen's birth name is Erik Loysen.
Erik Silvester's birth name is Erik Herschmann.
Erik Truxa's birth name is Erik Bang.
Erik Taylor's birth name is Erik Taylor.
In Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, the original creator, Erik is not his birth name, but name he received by given or found by "accident" as Erik himself says in the novel. He was known by Gypsy "le mort vivant" ("the living dead").The given name Eric is derived from the Old Norse name Eiríkr. meaning "one" or "alone.. The Erik spelling is traditional in Scandinavia. Eric is used in French, and in Germany Erich and Erik are both used.
Erik Bye's birth name is Erik Erikssn Bye.
Erik Aude's birth name is Erik Anthony Aude.
Erik MacArthur's birth name is Erik Douglas MacArthur.
Erik Sobczak's birth name is Erik Michael Sobczak.
Erik Rubarth's birth name is Erik Axel Rubarth.
Erik Segerstedt's birth name is Mats Erik Segerstedt.