Harry was originally the Medieval English form of Henri (French pronunciation awn-ree). In modern times it has become a pet name for Henry and Harold.
No, the name Harry is not short for the name Henry. They are two separate names with different origins and meanings.
In Britain and Ireland it's 'Harry'. In the U.S. 'Hank' is more common.
Robert
Henrietta.
Bob is typically short for the name Robert. It is originally a Germanic given name. Other variations of the name Robert include Bobby, Bertie and Robby.
Apparently, one version (from Associated Content) is: "Just as with John, Hank was derived from Hankin, a form of Jankin. Originally Hank was a nickname for John but over time it became closely associated with Henry."
Harry is a nickname for Henry or Harold.
It is the medieval diminutive of HARRY
Prince William's brother is Prince Harry.
The name Harry is derived from the name Henry, much like Kate is to Katharine .
His name is Henry Charles Albert David Windsor. His nickname is Harry.
Prince Harry Windsor's birth name is Henry Charles Albert David Windsor.
It isn't short for anything. His name is simply "Harry".
Yes, Henry VIII was called Harry, especially among family members. The name "Harry" was originally considered to be the spoken form of the name Henry that is common in England.
Harry Lorraine's birth name is Henry Herd.
Harry Dunkinson's birth name is Henry Leopold.
Harry Bidgood's birth name is Henry Bidgood.
Harry McFayden's birth name is Henry MacFayden.