Filip

Gender Masculine
Usage Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Polish, Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Macedonian, Romanian, Finnish
Scripts Филип(Bulgarian, Serbian, Macedonian)
Pronounced Pron. FEE-lip(Dutch)
 FI-lip(Czech)
 FEE-leep(Slovak, Croatian, Serbian, Romanian, Finnish)
 FYEE-lyeep(Polish)
  [key·IPA]

Meaning & History

Form of PHILIP in various languages.

Related Names

VariantsPhilip(Swedish) Philip(Norwegian) Philip(Danish) Philip, Filippus(Dutch) Vilppu(Finnish)
DiminutiveFlip(Dutch)
Feminine FormsFilippa(Swedish) Filipina(Polish)
Other Languages & CulturesPhilippos(Ancient Greek) Philip(Biblical) Philippos(Biblical Greek) Philippus(Biblical Latin) Felip(Catalan) Filippu(Corsican) Philip, Phil, Phillip, Pip(English) Philippe(French) Philipp(German) Filippos(Greek) Fülöp(Hungarian) Pilib(Irish) Filippo(Italian) Filips(Latvian) Pilypas(Lithuanian) Piripi(Maori) Filipe(Portuguese) Felipe, Felipinho(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Filipp(Russian) Filib(Scottish) Felipe(Spanish) Pylyp(Ukrainian)
Surname DescendantsFilipov(Bulgarian) Filipović(Croatian) Filipov(Macedonian) Filipowski(Polish) Filipović(Serbian)
Place Name DescendantFilipów(Polish)

Popularity

People think this name is

classic   formal   upper class   wholesome   strong   refined   simple   serious   nerdy  

Name Days

Bulgaria: November 14
Croatia: April 11
Croatia: May 3
Croatia: May 24
Croatia: May 26
Croatia: October 11
Croatia: October 22
Czech Republic: May 26
Poland: April 11
Poland: May 1
Poland: May 11
Poland: May 26
Poland: July 10
Poland: August 23
Poland: September 13
Poland: October 22
Poland: October 24
Slovakia: August 23
Sweden: May 2

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Entry updated November 20, 2020