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    Federico (en. Federico)

    /fe.de.ˈɾi.ko/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Name of Germanic origin meaning 'powerful in peace'.
    Frederico was a great king of the 18th century.
    Federico fue un gran rey del siglo XVIII.
    Common name in Hispanic culture, frequently used.
    I met a very kind federico.
    Conocí a un federico muy amable.
    It is used in various cultural and linguistic variations.
    The name Federico has variants in several languages.
    El nombre Federico tiene variantes en varios idiomas.

    Etymology

    The name Federico comes from the Germanic 'Friedrich', which is composed of the words 'frid' (peace) and 'ric' (powerful).

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Frederick the Great
    Reference to the Prussian king Frederick II, known as Frederick the Great.
    Federico el Grande
    Federico Days
    Phrase that refers to idealized or nostalgic past times.
    Días de Federico
    To be so Federico
    It refers to someone who is very organized or meticulous.
    Ser tan Federico

    Related Words

    Federica
    Female version of the name Federico.
    Federica
    Federated
    Registered participant in a federation or association.
    Federado
    Federation
    Union of various groups or entities.
    Federación

    Slang Meanings

    It is colloquially used to refer to someone who is too serious.
    Don't be so federico, relax a little.
    No seas tan federico, relájate un poco.
    Someone who considers themselves an expert in a specific subject.
    That guy is a federico in computer science.
    Ese chico es un federico en informática.