- in 1306. As
Friduš's escapades could not be ignored,
young King John of
Bohemia sent his
troops to deal with the bandits.
Although Friduš perished, he...
- toothbrush".
Google Patents. 13
December 1937.
Retrieved 25
September 2020.
Fridus van der Weijden;
Dagmar Else Slot. "The
effectiveness of toothbrushing"...
- Dutch).
Leiden University.
Retrieved 1
August 2024. Smeets, Henk; Steijlen,
Fridus (2006). In
Nederland gebleven: de
geschiedenis van
Molukkers 1951-2006 [Sta****...
- refuge".
Derived from Old
English friðu, friþ, it is
cognate to Old
Norse friðr, Old
Saxon frithu, Old High
German fridu,
German Friede,
Dutch vrede, West...
-
University of
Wisconsin Press, 1983). ISBN 978-0-300-09709-2 Steijlen,
Fridus (2009).
Indisch en
Moluks religieus leven in na-oorlogs Nederland. The Hague:...
- Vogel,
house name ("bird") Friedrich,
forename composed of Old High
German fridu ("peace") and rîhhi ("rich, realm") Keller,
occupation (winemaker) Günther...
- is a
given name of
Alemannic origin,
being derived from man ('man') and
fridu ('peace, security'),
meaning "man of peace".
People with the
given name...
- Filibert, Feologild?, Filuliub, Filomar,
Filomuot *friþu-; ON friþ, OHG
fridu protection,
peace Y Y Fredegar, Ferdinand, Fredegund/Frithugyth, Friedrich/Frederick...
- from the
German name
Friedrich or Friederich, from the Old High
German fridu meaning "peace" and rîhhi
meaning "ruler" or "power". It is the
common form...
- Wilfried,
Wilfrid Gender Male
Origin Word/name (germanic)
Willo (will) and
Fridu (peace) in
German Meaning "He who
wants peace"
Other names Related names...
