Swedish names·Girl's name

Frideborg

Frideborg is a Swedish girl's name. 60 people in Sweden went by Frideborg in 2020.
Babies in 2022
<2
Babies 1998–2022
0
People, 2020
60
4128th among women
Average age, 2020
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Meaning and origin

From Old High German fridu (“peace”) + burg (“fortress”).

Source: Wiktionary, Swedish entry for Frideborg (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Popularity in Sweden

Few babies have been given the name since 1998; it belongs mostly to older generations. The figures are for this exact spelling; other spellings of the name are counted on their own.

People in Sweden called Frideborg
025050019992005201020152020

Everyone registered in Sweden on 31 December with this as the first name they use.

Show the figures
YearWomen and girls
1999338
2000322
2001300
2002280
2003255
2004235
2005216
2006195
2007182
2008162
2009150
2010136
2011127
2012123
2013112
2014103
201595
201679
201776
201872
201967
202060

Frideborg in a sentence

  • Hej! Jag heter Frideborg.Hi! My name is Frideborg.
  • Frideborg bor i Göteborg och pluggar till sjuksköterska.Frideborg lives in Gothenburg and is training to be a nurse.
  • Jag ska fika med Frideborg i eftermiddag.I'm having coffee with Frideborg this afternoon.
  • Frideborgs mamma är lärare.Frideborg's mum is a teacher.

Swedish shows possession with a plain -s and no apostrophe: Frideborgs mamma is Frideborg's mum.

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Questions about Frideborg

How do you pronounce Frideborg in Swedish?

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What does the name Frideborg mean?

From Old High German fridu (“peace”) + burg (“fortress”).

How popular is Frideborg in Sweden?

Fewer than two babies of either sex were named Frideborg in 2022. In 2020, 60 people in Sweden had Frideborg as the first name they go by.

Popularity figures: Statistics Sweden (SCB), name statistics (BE0001) from the Statistical Database, released as open data under CC0. Each spelling is counted as its own name, as SCB does. SCB's open name statistics end with babies named in 2022 and the population on 31 December 2020; SCB stopped producing name statistics in 2024 and now points to the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) for newer figures.

Origins, IPA and recordings: Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), via kaikki.org; recordings from Lingua Libre on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA). Lingolib is not affiliated with SCB or Wiktionary. Sources last checked 7 October 2026.