Orrick is a name of Old Norse origin, meaning "from the strong hill" or "noble strength". It is composed of two elements: "orð", which means "hill", and "-ric", which means "power" or "strong". The name was brought to England by the Norse Vikings who settled there during the Middle Ages. Orrick was a popular name among the Norman nobility, and it has been recorded in various forms throughout history, including Orric, Orrich, and Aurick. Despite its Old Norse origins, Orrick is not particularly common today, making it a unique and distinctive choice for a baby boy's name.
Orrick is a unique and uncommon name, with only six babies being given this name each year in the United States. This small number of births has remained consistent over time, making Orrick an exceptionally rare name. Despite its rarity, there are a total of six individuals named Orrick living in the United States today, making it a truly distinctive name.