Konrad

[ kon-rad ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

"Corporal, corporal," he shouts at SSRottenführer Konrad Hafrich.

From The Daily Beast

When the film Blocking The Path To 9-11 appeared, my suspicions were confirmed—“Konrad” was actually John Ziegler.

From The Daily Beast

In early 2008, I received a series of emails from someone calling themselves “Konrad Ziegler.”

From The Daily Beast

As king in exile Konrad Karl made a tour of the central European courts, staying as long as he could in each.

From Project Gutenberg

Konrad Karl was not a Greek, and his country did not produce wine which any one except a Megalian could drink.

From Project Gutenberg

He heard of Konrad Karl, and at once invited that monarch to become one of the directors of the company.

From Project Gutenberg

His soldiers were furious at the trick, but Konrad himself was so struck by the women's devotion that he forgave them every one.

From Project Gutenberg

He came as an emissary from them to find and win back their lost prince Konrad to his own true flag and his native land.

From Project Gutenberg