Frederick in Japanese
Frederick in Japanese is フレデリック — Frederick means a male first name of Germanic origin meaning roughly "peaceful ruler.".
Frederick in Japanese
フレデリック
Pronounced: furederikku
A en given name.
What does "Frederick" mean?
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name A male first name of Germanic origin meaning roughly "peaceful ruler."
"Frederick the Great ruled Prussia for over four decades."
- 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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Frequently asked questions
What is "Frederick" in Japanese?
"Frederick" in Japanese is フレデリック. Frederick means: A male first name of Germanic origin meaning roughly "peaceful ruler."
How do you pronounce フレデリック?
"Frederick" in Japanese is フレデリック, pronounced "furederikku".
How do you use "Frederick" in a sentence?
Example: "Frederick the Great ruled Prussia for over four decades." In Japanese, "Frederick" is フレデリック.
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