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Fregé is a proper noun that can refer to multiple unrelated subjects. It is used as a surname in parts of France and neighboring regions, and it also appears as the name of small localities in Francophone areas. Because it lacks a single, dominant meaning, its interpretation depends on the context in which it occurs.

As a surname, Fregé is uncommon and generally appears in regional records or among families with French or Corsican ancestry. In historical documents, individuals bearing the name are found in various social and occupational contexts, though no widely recognized figure defines the name today. Spelling variants may appear in different languages or over time.

As a place name, Fregé designations tend to be small localities, streets, or geographic features within rural or regionally limited areas. Such toponyms commonly reflect older landholding arrangements, geographic characteristics, or historical migration patterns, and they may appear only in local maps or gazetteers.

In culture and fiction, Fregé may be used as a character name or setting in literary works, film, or games. These uses are not standardized and typically derive from an author’s creative choice rather than from a formal definitional source.

See also: Frege, a separate surname and given name in Germanic and other linguistic contexts, and other similarly spelled forms that are distinct from Fregé.