Frederick

Frédérick English Etymology From en de Friedrich, de Friederich and influenced by en la Friderīcus, la Frederīcus, from en goh Fridurih, from en frk *Friþurīk, from en gem-pro *Friþurīks, from gem-pro *friþuz<t:peace> *rīks<t:king, ruler> peace king, peaceful ruler 1. Pronunciation en /ˈfɹɛd(ə)ɹɪk/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Frederick.wav Southern England Proper noun en male Germanic languages. : Act III, Scene I: Have you not heard speak of Mariana, the sister of Frederick, the great soldier who miscarried at sea? en 1892 Robert Grant The Reflections of a Married Man 98–99 Scribner When I referred to the confusion which would result from the presence in the house of two people with the same name, she tossed her head and said it would be easy to obviate that by calling me Frederick instead of Fred. - - - Imagine Harry Bolles and other kindred spirits calling me stiff, august Frederick! I vowed that this should not be brought to pass - - - en. en town co/Weld County s/Colorado. en tiny city co/Rice County s/Kansas. en city/county seat co/Frederick County s/Maryland c/USA. TopoZone: Frederick, Maryland en ghost town co/Macomb County s/Michigan. en unincorporated community co/Miami County s/Ohio c/USA. en city/county seat co/Tillman County s/Oklahoma c/USA. en town co/Brown County s/South Dakota. Derived terms en Frederician Frederick County Fredericksburg Fredericktonian Fredericktown Fredneck King Frederick VIII Land Point Frederick Prince Frederick Related terms pet forms: Fred, Freddie, Freddy, Erick rare spellings: Frederic, Fredrick, Frideric female given names: Frederica en frith, en -ric Translations male given name Albanian: sq Frederik Arabic: ar فريدرش Armenian: hy Ֆրիդրիխ Basque: eu Frederiko Belarusian: be Фрыдрых m Bengali: bn ফ্রেডেরিক Bulgarian: bg Фри́дрих m, bg Фре́дерик Catalan: ca Frederic m Chinese: Cantonese: , yue 弗雷德里克 fat1 leui4 dak1 lei5 hak1 Mandarin: cmn 弗雷德里克 Fúléidélǐkè, cmn 腓特烈 Féitèliè rare for common people Corsican: co Federicu m, co Federigu m, co Fredericu m Czech: cs Bedřich m Danish: da Frederik c Dutch: nl Frederik m Esperanto: eo Frederiko Estonian: et Priit Faroese: fo Fríðrikur m Finnish: fi Veeti French: fr Frédéric m Friulian: fur Fidrì Galician: gl Frederico m German: de Friedrich m, de Friederich m Greek: el Φρειδερίκος m, el Φρήντριχ m Greenlandic: kl Fari Hebrew: he פרידריך Hungarian: hu Frigyes Icelandic: is Friðrik m Irish: ga Feardorcha m Italian: it Federico m, it Federigo m, it Federico m, it Fedrico m Japanese: ja フレデリック Furederikku Korean: ko ^프리드리히 Kurdish: Central Kurdish: ckb فریدریش Latin: la Frederīcus m, la Friderīcus m Latvian: lv Fridrihs m Lithuanian: lt Frydrichas m Low German: German Low German: nds-de Frederik m Middle Low German: gml Vrederik Maltese: mt Federiku Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Fredrik m Nynorsk: nn Fredrik m Occitan: oc Frederic m Persian: fa فردریک feredrik, fa فردریش feredriš Polish: pl Fryderyk m Portuguese: pt Frederico m Romanian: ro Frederic Russian: ru Фри́дрих m, ru Фре́дерик m Scottish Gaelic: gd Freardorcha Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Фридрих Latin: sh Fridrik Sicilian: scn Fidiricu m Slovak: sk Frederik m Slovene: sl Friderik m Spanish: es Federico m, es Fadrique m Swedish: sv Fredrik c Thai: th เฟรเดอริก Ukrainian: uk Фрі́дріх m Welsh: cy Ffredrig m References