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Frederick in German

Frederick in German is Friedrich, Friederich — Frederick means a male first name of Germanic origin meaning roughly "peaceful ruler.".

Frederick in German

Friedrich
proper noun
A en given name.
Friederich
proper noun
A en given name.

What does "Frederick" mean?

  1. name A male first name of Germanic origin meaning roughly "peaceful ruler."
    "Frederick the Great ruled Prussia for over four decades."
  2. name A surname derived from the same given name.
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Frederick in a sentence

  • Frederick the Great ruled Prussia for over four decades.

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What is "Frederick" in German?

"Frederick" in German is Friedrich, Friederich. Frederick means: A male first name of Germanic origin meaning roughly "peaceful ruler."

How do you use "Frederick" in a sentence?

Example: "Frederick the Great ruled Prussia for over four decades." In German, "Frederick" is Friedrich, Friederich.

Are there other ways to say "Frederick" in German?

Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "Frederick": Friedrich, Friederich.

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