Harry (name)
Harry is an English masculine first name.
Origin
The name comes from the medieval English and is a pet form of Henry or Heinrich. Today, Harry is also used as a short form of Harald or Harold.
Bearers of the name
Family name
- Deborah Harry ( b. 1945 ), American singer
- Mark Harry (* 1955 ), Australian badminton players
- Michael Harry ( * 19 **), Danish Curler
- Robert Rees Harry Rofen ( born 1925 ), American ichthyologist
- Tesha Harry ( b. 1981 ), American volleyball player
First name
- Harry F. Byrd senior (1887-1966), American politician
- Harry Harrison (1925-2012), American science fiction writer
- Harry Heine, bourgeois birth name of Heinrich Heine (1797-1856)
- Harry Jeske (* 1937), German musician ( 1965-1997 Puhdys )
- Harry Nick ( born 1932 ), German economist
- Harry Ristock (1928-1992), German politician (SPD) and Senator in Berlin
- Harry Schmidt ( * 1960 ), German actor
- Harry Siljander (1922-2010), Finnish boxer
- Harry Styles (* 1994), singer of the British-Irish boy band One Direction
- Harry Tisch (1927-1995), East German functionary
- Harry Valérien (1923-2012), German sports journalist, author and presenter
- Harry by de Gass (1942-2005), actually Harry Seegebarth, German town stock
- Harry Wijnvoord ( b. 1949 ), Dutch Moderator
Nickname
- Angelos Charisteas ( born 1980 ), Greek football player called Harry
- Gert Goolkate (born 1970 ), Dutch footballer named Harry
- Henry Mountbatten -Windsor, called Harry
- Thomas Weinkauf, Police Commissioner from Bochum, called Harry
Fictional people
- Harry Haller, protagonist of Herman Hesse's Steppenwolf
- Harry Hasler, figure of the Swiss cabaret artist Viktor Giacobbo
- Dirty Harry
- Harry Hirsch, a fictional character of Otto Waalkes
- Harry Klein, inspector from the TV series "Derrick", played by Fritz Wepper
- Harry Lime
- Harry Potter
- Harry, a murdered man in the film comedy " The Trouble with Harry " by Alfred Hitchcock (1955 )
See also:
- Harry-Brot
- Andreas Härry
Synonym
In the Norwegian slang, the name " Harry " is a synonym for a very specific type of man; roughly comparable to Manta Manni in the German vernacular of the 1990s. A "Harry" is a somewhat simple prole from disadvantaged backgrounds that stands out both by his behavior, as well as, by its very appearance of the mass. This term is always negative connotation.
- Male first name
- Short form ( first name )
- Family name
- English personal name