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The name Manfred is of Germanic origin and is composed of two elements, "man" and "frid," which means "man of peace" or "peaceful man." Manfred comes from the Old High German name "Maganfrid," which was formed by combining the words "magan" (might or power) and "frid" (peace).

In medieval times, Manfred was a popular name among Germanic tribes and was associated with nobility and leadership. It was widely used during the Middle Ages, especially in Germany and Italy. The name was also made famous by the Italian poet Dante Alighieri, who referred to the medieval king of Sicily, Manfred, in his "Divine Comedy."

The name Manfred has been used in various forms and variants throughout history, including Manfroi, Manfredo, Manfredi, Manfrede, and Manfredus. Today, the name is primarily used in Europe, particularly in Germany, Austria, and Italy.

Manfred is most popular as a given name in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

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