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12/20/2018, 4:40:52 AM Felie
12/20/2018, 4:39:44 AM Felie
12/20/2018, 4:33:51 AM Felie
12/20/2018, 4:33:14 AM Felie
8/25/2016, 4:36:00 AM Frollein Gladys
10/8/2013, 12:17:50 PM babycrookston
10/8/2013, 7:29:42 AM Randee15
10/8/2013, 7:27:48 AM Randee15
9/15/2009, 12:45:52 PM bananarama
8/15/2008, 1:51:20 PM bananarama

Submitted Name

Gender Feminine
Usage Spanish (Rare), Italian (Rare), Polish (Rare)
Pronounced Pron. e-pee-FAH-nyah (Spanish), e-pee-FA-nya (Italian)
Other Forms FormsEpifanía (Spanish), Epifana (Italian, Archaic)
Edit Status Status3. usages AND description are verified
Contributor Contrib.bananarama on 8/15/2008
Last Editor EditorFelie on 12/20/2018

Meaning & History

Spanish, Italian and Polish feminine form of Epiphanius. A fictional bearer is Epifania Fitzfassenden, central character in George Bernard Shaw's play 'The Millionairess' (1936).