Alfréd
Alfréd is a masculine given name used in several European languages, notably in Central Europe. It is a variant of Alfred, derived from the Old English name Ælfrēd, which is usually understood as meaning “elf counsel” or “wise elf.” The form has appeared in various languages through Latinized and Christian-era names, and it remains in use in some countries today.
The spelling Alfréd, with an acute on the final e, is common in languages such as Czech,
Notable bearers of the name include Hajós Alfréd (1878–1955), a Hungarian swimmer and architect who was the
See also: Alfred (name) for related forms and information on its history and variants. The masculine given