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Dictionary of Medieval Names
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Richarde f. Fem. of Richard.

The name of a 9th C French saint and a 14th C queen consort of Sweden.

England
Early Modern English
● 1544 Richard BarnstapleBap p. 4; 1554 Rychard ibid. p. 9; 1556 Rychorde ibid. p. 9; 1591 Richard DEmar-vol2 p. 23; 1592 Richard ibid. p. 24, Richorde ibid. p. 25; 1595 Richard ibid. p. 32; 1599 Richard ibid. p. 32
Middle French
◑ 1573 Cardine WCS p. 9; 1594 Cardine ibid. p. 91
France
Latin
● 1300 Richarda (nom) St-Barnard-Romans 382, Richarde (gen) ibid. 382
Middle French
◑ 1563 Cardine RegPCC-1 p. 37; 1564 Cardine ibid. p. 48; 1565 Cardine ibid. p. 108; 1566 Cardine ibid. p. 199; 1567 Cardine ibid. p. 304, Chardine ibid. p. 325; 1568 Cardine ibid. p. 370; 1570 Cardine ibid. p. 430; 1571 Cardine ibid. p. 443; 1572 Cardine ibid. p. 485
The Netherlands
Latin
● 1257 Richardis (gen) OHZI-II no. 26
Spain
Latin
● 1006 Richards (nom) CDCB-XV MMCLXV
Cite as: S.L. Uckelman. "Richarde". In S.L. Uckelman, ed. The Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources, Edition 2020, no. 1. http://dmnes.org/2020/1/name/Richarde.