Frederick
Frederick is the English form of German Friedrich meaning “peaceful ruler” from Germanic elements frid (peace) and ric (ruler, power).
Some nicknames for Frederick are Fred, Freddy/Freddie, and Rick or Ricky/Rickie.
Origin: Germanic
Variants:
- Fredric (English)
- Fredrick (English)
- Friedrich (German)
- Frédéric (French)
- Frederic (French, English)
- Friduric (Ancient Germanic)
- Frederik (Danish, Dutch)
- Fredrik (Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish)
- Frigyes (Hungarian)
- Friđik (Icelandic)
- Federico (Spanish, Italian)
- Federigo (Italian)
- Fricis (Latvian)
- Frīdrihs (Latvian)
- Fryderyk (Polish)
- Frederico (Portuguese)
- Friderik (Slovene)
- Fridericus (Latin)
- Frederikas (Lithuanian)
Feminine forms:
- Frederica (English, Portuguese)
- Frédérique (French)
- Frederikke (Danish)
- Fredrika (Swedish, Finnish)
- Friederike (German)
- Friđrika (Icelandic)
- Federica (Italian)
- Fryderyka (Polish)
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