Fred- baby names and what they mean, with 7 results. Fred- names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these girl names was at its apex 128 years ago (USAGE OF 0.1%), but now, names such as Freda have gone out of style. Fredin (TOP 32%) and Freden (89%) are familiar Fred- last names.

Fred - Frederica

Fredy¹, Fredi¹, Freddy¹, Freddie¹▼, Fred¹
Forms of Winifred. Derived fr. Welsh, Old English. "Holy, blessed reconciliation; joy and peace." Popular, and Fredi is similar to common last names Foldi (TOP 66%), Faridi (58%), which also end with -di.

Fredy², Fredi², Freddy², Freddie²▼, Freddi¹, Freda¹▼, Fred²
Forms of Alfreda. Derivative of Old German, Old English. "Elf or magical counsel." Freda (TOP 9%), Fred (10%) and Freddie (49%) exist often as surnames.

Freddy³, Freddi², Freda²▼
Forms of Elfrida. Derivative of Latin, Old English words. "Elf, magical being strength." Somewhat common as girls' names, Freda, Freddi, etc. sound like the common Fred.

Freda³▼, var. Freddie³▼
Stems fr. Old German language. "Peaceful." Usage of Freda and Freddie as birth names has waned circa the 1900s.

Fredda, Freda⁴▼
Var. of Frieda. From German word. "Lady." Used somewhat frequently as birth names, Freda and Fredda are similar to the popular Fredia.

Fredella, var. Fredelle
Combined form of Freda and Ella. Fredella and Fredelle are scarcely used first names, and Fredella appears frequently (TOP 77%) as a last name.

Frederica, var. Fredrikke, Fredrika, Fredricia, Fredie, Fredia, Fredi³, Frederine, Frederique, Frederika, Frederickina, Fredericka, Freddy⁴, Freddie⁴▼, Freddey, Freddi³, Freddee, Fredalena, Freda⁵▼, Fred³
Origin fr. Old German element. "Peaceful ruler." Used somewhat widely as children's names, Freda, Frederica, etc. sound like the conventional Freeda.