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Riker

Riker

1 8.0
A last name used by some people
  • proper noun
  • /ˈraɪkər/
: Riker
  • Frankly, Mr. Riker, you're the worst applicant we've ever had.
  • Riker's Island
  • Judge Riker

Examples

  • I enter behind a young couple and walk slowly to the long glass display counter where Kelly Riker is helping a customer.

    Fiction book (1995)
  • I'd like to discuss the Kelly Riker case.

  • Riker had spent time in a Virginia prison, and his prints were supposed to be on file there.

    Fiction book (1997)
  • I've reviewed your request for a loan, Mr. Riker, but with no job, no credit history, I'm afraid I have to say no.

  • Riker's murder had most of the hallmarks of a professional kill.

    Fiction book (1997)
  • Kelly Riker was admitted to St. Peter's hospital 3 days ago, at midnight, I might add, with assorted injuries.

  • Mr. Riker is known for his contributions to the local community.

  • I met Barbara Riker at the conference last week.

  • The Riker family has lived in this town for generations.

Synonyms

Ralph
vsRiker
485 1.0

A male first name used in English-speaking countries

is about family surname use rather than primarily being a first name
Webster
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84 3.7

A family or first name used by people

is focused on family surname use rather than also being a given name
Spicer
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58 5.1

A family name used by some people

is emphasised as used in English-speaking countries rather than unspecified places
Roscoe
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54 7.6

A man's first name or family name used in English-speaking countries

is mainly a family surname rather than primarily a first name
Kenner
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18 7.4

A last name used by some people

is described for notable use in English-speaking countries rather than no region
Chapin
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12 7.0

A family name that people often use in English-speaking countries

is the general concept emphasising notable English-speaking usage
Hillman
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11 6.3

A family name used by people, often from England

is the general family name concept focused on English-speaking use
Hiller
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8 6.5

A last name that some people have

is presented as notably used in English-speaking countries rather than without region
Streeter
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8 7.0

A family name that people use as their last name

is framed as notably used in English-speaking countries rather than just last name use
Brach
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6 9.3

A last name that some people have

is used notably in English-speaking countries rather than lacking regional note
Frasier
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6 7.4

A family name used by people in English-speaking countries

is the general description stressing notable English-speaking use
Pilcher
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6 9.4

A family name people use as their last name

is described for notable use in English-speaking countries rather than generally
Tedder
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4 8.8

A last name used by people in the same family

is emphasised for use in English-speaking countries rather than general use
Whiteside
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4 5.3

A family name from England or Scotland

is framed by general English-speaking use rather than specific origin
Shippen
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3 9.8

A family name used in English-speaking countries

is the general description of that same surname use
Rutter
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3 8.3

A family name that some people have in English-speaking countries

is the broader label noting that same English-speaking use
Spindler
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3 8.8

A family name from Germany and nearby countries

is described by English-speaking use rather than Central European origin
roshi
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2 9.9

A Japanese family name

is mainly noted for use in English-speaking countries rather than Japanese use
Rabe
vsRiker
  • Literature
2 7.5

A last name that people in the same family share

is highlighted for use in English-speaking countries rather than no region
Pipkin
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2 7.9

A family name that people use as their last name

is described by notable English-speaking country use rather than general use
Geer
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2 7.8

A family name that some people have

is noted for English-speaking country use rather than generic surname use
Diener
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2 9.9

A family name from Germany

is framed as used notably in English-speaking countries rather than by origin
Rishi
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2 7.4

A male name or family name from India

is mainly about family surname use in English-speaking countries rather than Indian origin
Monteith
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1 9.3

A family name from Scotland

is described by country of use rather than by specific Scottish origin
Englander
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1 7.0

A family name used by some people from England

is noted for use in English-speaking countries rather than emphasising origin
Mosser
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1 9.4

A family name that some people have

is used especially in English-speaking countries rather than generally
Caulker
vsRiker
1 8.9

A family name people have in English-speaking countries

is the general term highlighting use in English-speaking areas
Scudder
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1 9.5

A last name that people in the same family share

is emphasised for English-speaking country use rather than unspecified origin
Wigger
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1 6.8

A family name used by some people in Europe

is focused on notable use in English-speaking countries rather than Europe
Trumper
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1 9.1

A name used by members of the same family

is framed by notable English-speaking use rather than general family use
Lanner
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1 8.8

A family name used by some people, often from Austria

is presented by English-speaking country use rather than Austrian ties
Neter
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1 9.5

A family name used by some people

is identified by notable English-speaking country use rather than vague use
Lacer
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1 9.5

A name that people use as their last name

is mainly used in English-speaking countries rather than unspecified locations
Reiver
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1 9.9

A family name from the border region between England and Scotland

is the general surname label used notably in English-speaking countries
Bronk
vsRiker
1 9.5

A family name that people use as their last name

is used notably in English-speaking countries rather than without region
rool
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1 9.9

A family name that some people have

is mainly used in English-speaking countries rather than lacking regional emphasis
Bocher
vsRiker
9.9

A family name used as a last name

is presented as notably used in English-speaking countries rather than without region
Boychick
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9.8

A family name that some people have

is framed by notable English-speaking country use rather than unspecified origin

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Riker as a surname probably comes from an old German word ric meaning 'rule' or 'power', so the family name once showed a family's strength or importance.