Alfredo
[ælˈfrɛdoʊ]Meaning
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of Alfred
Background Story
Alfredo is the Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of Alfred, and it is also recorded as a Galician personal name. The Old English name behind it is Ælfræd, formed from ælf, "elf", and ræd, "counsel". Diminutives of Alfredo include Fredo, Freddy and Fredy, and its feminine form is Alfreda.
Temperament
Variations
Alfredo, Alfrede
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