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More usual to spell it Patric.

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I really wouldn't know, as it's not a usual name over here, but I've seen it written like that often.

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My wife has two middle names that I didnt learn about until our marriage vows, Brita Margareta. Quite a mouthful along with her long (and unusual) first and last names, especially since I'd been drinking a little 80% rum with her brother before the wedding.

I've only got one middle name. It's the same as the first part of my fathers hyphenated last name.

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Originally posted by Adagio
I've never seen anyone spell Patrick without a 'k' before Patric is supposedly the French version. Which of course makes sense since my father's ancestry is Irish, and my middle name was his first name.

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Originally posted by Provost Harrison
Brita? Don't they make those water filter thingamybobs? They sure do. Unfortunately its her second name not her last so we dont get any money.

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And we all know Paddy.

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Originally posted by Dauphin
The Irish version would be Padraig. I've met a couple in Canada with that version of the name, none that are named Patrick.

My middle name is Horia, a more modern spelling of Horea, who led a peasant's revolt in Transylvania in the late 1700s.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horea

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most folks out mexico, or they used to anyway, give the children a middle name plus the maiden name of the mother. I have only one midle name