Manfred

Meaning of Manfred

The name Manfred is a strong and classic choice for boys, with deep roots in Germanic culture. Pronounced as MAHN-fret, it combines the elements "man," meaning "man" or "human," and "fred," meaning "peace." This name evokes a sense of strength and tranquility. Historically, Manfred has seen varying levels of popularity in the United States, peaking notably in the mid-20th century. Although its usage has declined over recent decades, it remains a distinctive and meaningful option. Common variations include Manny and Fred, offering more casual alternatives. The name carries historical weight through notable figures such as Manfred von Richthofen, also known as the Red Baron, adding an element of nobility and valor to its legacy.

Pronunciation

German

  • Pronunced as MAHN-fret (/ˈmanfʀɛt/)

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Notable People Named Manfred

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Manfred IV of Saluzzo -
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