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    Manfred (en. Manfred)

    /mɑ̃.fʁɛd/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    A masculine first name of Germanic origin, often used in various countries.
    Manfred has always been passionate about music.
    Manfred a toujours été passionné par la musique.
    A literary or theatrical character.
    Lord Byron's drama 'Manfred' is a classic example of Romantic literature.
    Le drame 'Manfred' de Lord Byron est un exemple classique de la littérature romantique.
    A term used to designate a person with specific character traits, often related to power or aspiration.
    He is a true manfred, always looking for new challenges.
    Il est un vrai manfred, toujours à la recherche de nouveaux défis.

    Etymology

    The name Manfred comes from Old High German 'Manfred', meaning 'man of peace'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be a manfred
    To be ambitious and determined.
    être un manfred
    Prince Manfred
    Reference to a noble or powerful man.
    le prince Manfred
    Manfred on the guitar
    A man known for his musical talents.
    Manfred à la guitare

    Related Words

    manfredian
    Relating to Manfred, often used to describe characteristics associated with the name.
    manfredien
    manfreder
    A varied form of the name Manfred, sometimes used affectionately.
    manfreder

    Slang Meanings

    A man with a strong personality.
    That guy is a real manfred, he doesn't know fear.
    Ce type, c'est un vrai manfred, il ne connaît pas la peur.
    A person who takes risks.
    He is always doing manfreds when he's riding his bike.
    Il est toujours en train de faire des manfreds quand il roule à vélo.