- protect', or bergaz, 'mountain, high place', with
frithu-, 'peace;
personal security', to
create berg-
frithu, lit. 'high
place of security' or 'that which...
-
According to this argument,
Godfrey continues *goda-
friþu-,
while Geoffroy continues *gaut-
friþu-. If a
strictly phonetic development is ****umed, Geoffrey...
- from Old
English friðu, friþ, it is
cognate to Old
Norse friðr, Old
Saxon frithu, Old High
German fridu,
German Friede,
Dutch vrede, West
Frisian frede,...
- (Frederick),
originating from the Old
Germanic Frithurik,
composed of the
prefix frithu ("peace", "friendship": Friede, in German) and the
suffix rikia ("lord"...
- name;
perhaps from
fardi "travel" (Förstemann, 401),
perhaps also from
frithu "protection". Okasha,
Elisabeth (2016-12-05). Women's
Names in Old English...
- male
given name,
composed from the
Germanic elements sig "victory" and
frithu "protection, peace". The
German name has the Old
Norse cognate Sigfriðr...
-
Germanic given name Siegfried,
composed of the
elements sig (victory) and
frithu (protection, peace).
Region of
origin Latvia Other names Related names Siegfried...
-
analogous to the
German name Siegfried. It is
composed by *sigu- "victory" and *
frithu- "peace, friendship",
having an
original meaning of "victory and peace"...
-
describes Wealhþeow as both a freothuwebbe, or a peace-weaver, and as a
frithu-sibb, a peace-pledge. Some
scholars consider the
minor difference in terms...
- two-part
Germanic name with a
first part
Frede from the Proto-Germanic *
friþu ('peace, protection')
followed by a
second part
starting with the letter...
