Fredrick
Proper noun
Meaning
Fredrick
A male given name from the Germanic languages, a less common spelling of Frederick.
Examples
Both have worked in disaster relief efforts, including after hurricanes Fredrick, Harvey and Katrina and following floods in West Virginia.
Fredrick said the command under the leadership of CP Imohinmi Edgal, was ready to provide adequate security before, during and after the Saturday rerun elections.
"The DPO in-charge of the area was attacked by the students, as I speak with you he is still in the hospital," Mr Fredrick said.
Fredrick Ashton’s Symphonic Dances (1946) is a seminal work for the choreographer, and is a work staged in white tunics, abstract and minimal set design with no discernable plot.
Fredrick E. Terman, Electronic Measurements, McGraw Hill, 1952 Library of Congress Catalog Number: 51-12650 p.135ff Thus the maximum and minimum values can be compared directly.
Thirdway Alliance Party Secretary-General Fredrick Okan’go said that the party’s National Executive Committee had made the decision without malice, bias or hatred towards Aukot.