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One of my nieces' names, and definitely my favorite of the ones chosen by my sister-in-law/her ex/my brother. (Also the only one that doesn't end in "er") It's supposed to be short for Frederica so that she's named after the latter, but sadly, they just wrote "Ricky" on her birth certificate--the masculine spelling, even! Ugh. Honestly. I can't understand how we're related. ;b Well, I'm gonna keep spelling it Ricki, and call her Frederica when it's full-name time.
I think it's very pretty, and it has a lot of nickname opportunities.
Frederica Chase Dodd (1893 – 1972) was an American educator, social worker, and clubwoman, one of the founders of Delta Sigma Theta.
This is a very biased thing to say, but I do not like it. My name is Federica, but so many people pronounce it wrong and say "Frederica" instead.
Also Gascon, Provençal and Languedocian: https://ieo-oc.org/spip.php?page=article&id_article=300 --- Source: Institut d'Estudis Occitans
I like Frederica. It's not a name I'd give my daughter if I had her, but I don't consider it ugly or too old-fashioned. You can get very cute nicknames, like Erica, which is a name that I love and, well, there is nothing wrong with this name. Frederica... Why not?
An A at the end of a word in Portuguese is NOT pronounced anything like a U. Where did this nonsense come from?
Freddie, Fritzi, Fifi, Ricki, Riri, Red and Rica are potential nicknames.
Famous bearer is American operatic mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade.
This reminds me of a silly girl with a lot of freckles and her front tooth missing! I think it's unique and Erica is a great nickname! Wacky and happy! :)
Frederica is a grand old name. A fantastic nickname is Frida.
Pronounced [frə-də-REE-kuh] in Portuguese. [noted -ed]
Frederica von Stade great American classical singer.
Frederica Sagor Maas is a former screenwriter and feminist who worked with many movie stars of the silent era. Today happens to be her 109th birthday.
Frederica is a funtastic name.
Frederica Vernon is a character in Jane Austen's short novel "Lady Susan."
My name is Fredrika. It's the Swedish version of Frederica and pronounced fred-REE-kuh. It's rather uncommon. [noted -ed]

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