Ralph
- proper noun
- /rælf/
- How many languages does Ralph Macchio speak?
- Ralph Waldo
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
- Ralph Nader
Took her ad Rolph because Ralph was his driver.
- Took her ad Rolph because Ralph was his driver.
- And that letter was signed Ralph C Kloppenberg.
- Oh gosh, spell Ralph Macchio's last name.
- And now let me leave you with some words from Ralph Waldo Emerson.
- But with the with the Barbosa, Ralph was Ralph Barbosa.
- We're back from the walk and we've got Ralph Breaks the Internet, Wreck It Ralph.
- Terence was there, Ralph Metzner, Andy Weil, a few others.
- But I'm with my friend Ralph, who is from Switzerland.
- Yeah, maybe like Ralph Lauren in Australia would sell it.
- It was documented by Ralph Cogshaw of William Newber.
- Eventually you can build an empire that rivals Ralph Lauren in size and variation.
- I'm live, but I'm more inclined to wear Ralph Lauren, a college shirt.
Examples
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- My brother Ralph went with you, right?
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So, do you know if Ralph is in the office?
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And some people said, Ralph, your hair looks terrible.
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- Anyway, Ralph, how can we help? -
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But at the moment, I can assure you that Ralph is safe in Africa.
Fiction book (1992) -
Ralph, I need your assist on this one.
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But I'm with my friend Ralph, who is from Switzerland.
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Mrs. Schwartz, do you know what Ralph just said?
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We're here outside the studio with Ralph Greco and Seth Kaplan.
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My friend Ralph is an excellent cook who loves to experiment with new recipes.
Synonyms
A male name that is another form of Ralph
Idioms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ralph comes from old German words rad meaning 'counsel' and wulf meaning 'wolf', so the name originally suggested a 'wise' or 'strong' wolf. That's why Ralph is used as a male name today, carrying the old ideas of wisdom and strength.