Forename بيرو

All over the world, بيرو (Bero , Pero , بيرو ) is a common gender-neutral forename. The first name بيرو is characteristic of Croatia, where it is a common boy's name, Montenegro, where it is quite a common masculine name, and Egypt, where it is quite a common epicene name (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Egypt, Croatia, and India. Also, بيرو is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name بيرو

name Bero, name Pedru, name Pehr, name Peer, name Biru, name Piero, name Piron, name Petko, name Petro, name Peter, name Piotr, name Pero, name Peder, name Perot, name Biro, name Pirou, name Petrus, name Peetu, name Peiró, name Peters, name Pirro, name Per, name Peru, name Birao, name Pierre, name Pirono, name Petr, name Beru, name Perrault, name Petur, name Piatro, name Pietari, name Pere, name Bíró, name Petru, name Perro, name Pedro, name Peyroux, name Petras, name Petelo, name بيرو, name Petar, name Birou, name Petteri, name Petter, name Perrot, name Béraud, name Kepa, name Peeter, name Petros, name Pieter, name Petri, name Pietro, name Piet

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Bero	Philippines, India, Egypt, Croatia, United States
Pero	Philippines, Egypt, Croatia, North Macedonia, United States
بيرو	Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia
Birou	Japan, India, France, Italy, United States

First names said to be same

Beru, Birao, Biro, Biru, Béraud, Bíró, Kepa, Peder, Pedro, Pedru, Peer, Peeter, Peetu, Pehr, Peiró, Per, Pere, Perot, Perrault, Perro, Perrot, Peru, Petar, Petelo, Peter, Peters, Petko, Petr, Petras, Petri, Petro, Petros, Petru, Petrus, Petter, Petteri, Petur, Peyroux, Piatro, Piero, Pierre, Piet, Pietari, Pieter, Pietro, Piotr, Piron, Pirono, Pirou, Pirro,

First name بيرو in the context

بيرو is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Pero Perez , character in Don Quixote; Pero , the character who breastfed her father Cimon in Roman Charity; Pero Cornel I ; Pero , the Greek mythical figure and Pero , the mythical relative of Asopus, among other works.