Sofia

Gender Feminine
Usage Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Finnish, Estonian, Slovak, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian
Scripts Σοφία(Greek) София(Russian, Bulgarian) Софія(Ukrainian)
Pronounced Pron. saw-FEE-a(Greek)
 so-FEE-a(Italian)
 soo-FEE-u(European Portuguese)
 so-FEE-u(Brazilian Portuguese)
 soo-FEE-ə(Catalan)
 suw-FEE-a(Swedish)
 zo-FEE-a(German)
 SO-fee-ah(Finnish)
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Meaning & History

Form of Sophia used in various languages.

Related Names

VariantsSophia(Greek) Sofie(Swedish) Sofie(Norwegian) Sofie(Danish) Sophia, Sophie(German) Sohvi(Finnish) Žofia(Slovak) Sofiya, Sofya(Russian) Sofiya(Ukrainian) Sofiya(Bulgarian)
DiminutivesVivi(Swedish) Vivi(Norwegian) Vivi(Danish) Viivi(Finnish) Viivi(Estonian) Sonya(Russian)
Other Languages & CulturesSophia(Ancient Greek) Sofija, Sonja(Croatian) Sofie, Žofie, Soňa(Czech) Sophie, Fieke, Sofie, Sonja(Dutch) Sophia, Sophie, Sonia, Sonya, Sophy(English) Sophie(French) Sopio(Georgian) Szofi, Zsófia, Szófia, Szonja, Zsófika(Hungarian) Soffía, Sonja(Icelandic) Sofija(Latvian) Sofija(Lithuanian) Sofija, Sonja(Macedonian) Zofia, Sonia, Zosia(Polish) Sofija, Sonja(Serbian) Sonja(Slovene) Sofía, Sonia(Spanish)
Same SpellingSofía
User SubmissionsSòfia, Sofia

Popularity

People think this name is

classic   formal   natural   wholesome   refined   simple   serious   nerdy  

Name Days

Estonia: May 15
Finland: May 15
Greece: September 17
Italy: June 17
Italy: September 18
Poland: September 30
Sweden: May 15

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Entry updated November 20, 2020