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I LOVE this name! It's so, so unique and beautiful, I like that it has a vintage kind of vibe to it, I am really considering using the name for one of the main female character in the book I'm writing probably next year.
Frieda Zamba is a four-time world surfing champion from the United States. She won three titles in a row from 1984 to 1986, then won again in 1988.Frieda Zamba was the youngest female to win a pro tour contest and the youngest surfing world champion ever.
I much prefer Frida, it looks better. Also, it doesn't remind me of Fried chicken in English.
It's not my favorite, and I would never use it.
Frieda Reiss is an Attack on Titian character.
I like this spelling so much more than Frida. Frieda just looks way more complete and friendly to me.
What can I say? Absolutely beautiful! Can also mean peaceful ruler and noble woman. This could make a lovely girls name in the future!
I detest this name to the end. For one, the first five letters, FRIED, makes me think of greasy chicken and French fries (I'm well aware that it's not pronounced the same way. But it is spelled the same way). My 7th grade teacher's name was Frieda. It suited her; she was 60. I can't imagine using it in the current time. It seems awkward.
The painter Frida Kahlo was half-German, and her first name was originally spelled Frieda. However, when Germany started to go Nazi in the 1930s, she changed the spelling to Frida to avoid any implied associations with the party and what was going on in Germany.
My name is Frieda (short for Friederike), I used to hate it because I thought it's a name for an old lady, but I've grown to like it because it's not very common and I like both the Nordic and the Yiddish meaning.
The wife of the writer, painter, and poet D. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence was called Frieda. She was a cousin of the "Red Baron", Manfred von Richthofen.
This is my middle name, after my Czech grandmother. It is a variant of Frida not Freda. It means "Joy" in Yiddish. I am a little creeped out that the site says it is from Elfreda meaning "elf straight." I am not an elf, neither was my grandmother.
The daughter of Sylvia Plath and Ted Highes is named Frieda.
Frieda with the "naturally curly hair" is a character in the Peanuts comic strip.

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