Discover people named Manfred Löfdahl

The first name Manfred has Germanic origins, derived from the elements "man," meaning "man" or "person," and "fred," meaning "peace." It first appeared in the early medieval period, particularly in German-speaking regions, and was popularized by figures such as Saint Manfred, a 9th-century bishop. The name conveys a sense of strength and tranquility, often associated with individuals who are seen as protectors or leaders. Variations of Manfred can be found in different cultures, including the Italian "Manfredo," the Spanish "Manfredo," and the English "Mansfield," each reflecting local linguistic adaptations. The name has maintained a degree of popularity in various countries, particularly in Germany and Italy, and is often linked to characteristics of reliability and calmness in those who bear it.