Frode
Frode is an boy name of Old Norse origin, meaning “Wise, learned”.
| Meaning | Wise, learned |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Old Norse |
| Pronunciation | FROH-deh |
| Tradition | Modern & Classic |
| Used in | Norway, Denmark |
Meaning and origin of Frode
Frode comes from the Old Norse Fróði, meaning wise or learned. In Danish legend, King Fróði ruled over a golden age of peace. The name is common in Norway and Denmark and has the same root as the Old English name that inspired Tolkien's Frodo.
Is Frode a religious name?
Frode is a Norse heritage name with no religious meaning.
How popular is Frode?
Familiar in Norway, mostly among middle-aged men.
Gifts with the name Frode
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Spellings and variants of Frode
FrodiFróði
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Frode mean?
Frode means 'Wise, learned'. It is of Old Norse origin.
Does Frode have a religious meaning?
Frode is a Norse heritage name with no religious meaning.
How do you pronounce Frode?
Frode is pronounced FROH-deh.
Is Frode a boy or girl name?
Frode is usually a boy name.