Globally, Friderike (Friderike 
) is a very rare primarily feminine, but very infrequently boy's first name. The forename Friderike is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Austria, where it is a rare female name, and Germany, where it is a very rare feminine name. Much less frequently, Friderike is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Friderike | Austria, Brazil, Italy, Germany, Bulgaria |
Φρειδερίκη, Фридерике, and Фрідеріке
| friderike elisabeth von grabow DE (b. 1705) |
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| friderike luise marie christiane von tuerk (b. 1745) |
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| friderike louise, gräfin zu solms-sonnenwalde 5 Dec 1759 Berlin - 22 Nov 1811 Suckow (b. 1759) |
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friderike maria zweig Austrian translator, AT (b. 1882) |
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| friderike heilinger |
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| friderike meisel |
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| friderike sophie steinbeck |
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| friderike weber |
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| friderike eberhardina canz |
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| friderike haxthausen |
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| friderike amalie von knebel |
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| friderike camerer |
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