"And even closer to the Dutch example, in English Henry is often shortened to Hank.  Hendrik=Henry and Henk=Hank.  Those names can be traced back to a common Germanic origins, but Henry came via the Anglo-Saxons while Richard and William came via the Normans.But hey, Rain Noe was able to learn about both Henk and self-healing concrete in one fell swoop.  What a deal."