Delrico

If baby is already marching to the beat of their own drum, why not celebrate by naming them Delrico? A masculine title, Delrico’s last four letters spell out Rico, a shortened form of Richard and Henry used in the Spanish and Italian languages. Both Richard and Henry derive from the German element rih, meaning “king” or “ruler,” and this is where Rico’s roots also lie! When the name prefix del and Rico combine, Delrico translates to “the king” or “the ruler,” reminding baby that everything they want to achieve is within their power.