Harri

Harri is a Finnish, Estonian, and Welsh masculine name that functions as a vernacular form of Henry, itself derived from the Germanic elements haim, meaning home, and ric, meaning power or ruler. In Finland and Estonia it developed as a localized adaptation of the Scandinavian and German forms of Henry, reflecting the broader spread of that name across northern Europe. In Wales, Harri arose as the native Welsh rendering of the same name and carries historical weight as the birth name of several Welsh-born kings of England, most notably Henry V. Related forms include Harry, Henrik, Hendrik, and Anri.