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Meaning of "ulrica"
ulrica (noun) - In historical contexts or literature, 'Ulrica' may refer to a female given name of Old German origin, sometimes associated with noble or regal connotations
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- A female given name from the Germanic languages, rare in English.
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Ulrica sets the castle on fire.
They managed to bring the Nantasket to the Ulrica.
Ulrica perishes in the flames after singing a wild pagan hymn.
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Ulrica Messing was also mentioned as a possible candidate.
He is succeeded on the throne by his sister, Ulrica Eleonora.
Megachile ulrica is a species of bee in the family Megachilidae.
Kathleen Kim plays page Oscar, and Stephanie Blythe sings the role of the fortune-teller Ulrica.
And Ulrica took the name of her stepfather.
List of products by supplier, Ulrica Hydman-Vallien.
Ulrica and I have always wanted to start a family.
Rolf, would you consider making Ulrica pregnant?
Ulrica Johansdaughter ought to know that.
Next, Riccardo is presented with a complaint against a fortune-teller named Ulrica (Madame Arvidson), accused of witchcraft.
And Ulrica Johansdaughter ought to know it.
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Design 4 from Ulrica.
Ulrica Eleonora church in central Kristinestad.
Instead, his cousin Ulrica Eleonora managed to become the Swedish queen regnant.
Ulrica has been fully portrayed with only a few tones, she is clear and fatal.
In March 1812, Ulrica Eleonora Rålamb was again suspected for a political plot.
Ulrica sets fire to the castle and Front-de-Bœuf dies in the flames.
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Ulrica in Verdi 's Un ballo.
