A male given name, historically popular among Scandinavian and Germanic royalty.
From Germanic 'Friedrich,' composed of 'frid' (peace) and 'rik' (ruler/kingdom). The name literally means 'peaceful ruler' and was borne by numerous European monarchs including Frederick the Great.
King Frederick II of Prussia, known as Frederick the Great, was one of history's most influential rulers—he spoke five languages, composed symphonies, and transformed Prussia into a major power. The name has been borne by Danish, Swedish, and German royalty for over a thousand years.
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