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In the Ulster dialect of Irish (Gaelic) it would roughly sound like 'jer-in-yach'.

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The Scottish Gaelic name Ruairidh has been used for Derick/Roderick.

The Irish version Ruairí (Rory) was also equated with Roderick.

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jerrah / derrah

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it is written in Gaelic

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It could be spelled Deiric.

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