Frederico

Meaning of Frederico

Frederico, the Italian and Portuguese twist on Frederick, carries a rich Germanic legacy—literally “peaceful ruler”—that feels both regal and warmly approachable. Spoken as fre-de-REE-koh or fre-de-REE-koo, the name unfurls like a sunlit ribbon, draping its bearer in a whisper of Mediterranean charm. Though it hovers just outside the top 900 U.S. baby names, Frederico captivates parents who seek an elegant moniker with global flair. It evokes intrepid explorers charting hidden coves, passionate artists sketching life’s vibrant hues, and thoughtful leaders inspiring calm strength. Perfect for families wanting a name that blends timeless tradition with a playful spark, Frederico promises depth, personality, and a subtle invitation to adventure.

Pronunciation

Italian

  • Pronunced as fre-de-REE-koh (/fʁe.ˈdɛ.ʁi.ko/)

Portuguese

  • Pronunced as fre-de-REE-koo (/fʁe.ˈdɛ.ʁi.ku/)

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Notable People Named Frederico

Frederico Cunha -
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Frederico Trajano -
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Frederico Morais -
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