Fredric

American  

[fred-rik] / ˈfrɛd rɪk /

Or Fredrich

noun

1. a male given name.

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Example Sentences

The first time there was a tie at the Academy Awards was in 1932, when Fredric March and Wallace Beery shared the award for best actor.

From BBC

Sure enough, soon I found myself on the phone with Byers, living at the home of his stepdaughter on Fredric Court in Creve Coeur, age 93 and soon to have a toe amputated due to neuropathy.

From Slate

In a 1989 piece for South Atlantic Quarterly, literary theorist Fredric Jameson used the term “nostalgia mode” to reference the way boomers and Gen Xers then viewed the 1960s through rose-colored teashades.

From Los Angeles Times

Administrative Law Judge Karl Fredric Seligman denied a motion by the Department of Insurance to have Merritt Farren, whose home burned down, raise questions about State Farm General’s claims-handling at a separate hearing after the rate increase is first considered.

From Los Angeles Times

Among them was Dr. Diana E. Ramos, who was a high schooler headed to USC for undergrad when she met Althea and her husband, Fredric.

From Los Angeles Times