Forename Ave

Around the globe, Ave (Aba , Ave , 阿韦 ) is a common gender-neutral first name. The forename Ave is habitual in Ethiopia, where it is quite a common epicene name, Israel, where it is quite a common primarily masculine, but scarcely girly name, and Nigeria, where it is quite a rare unisex name. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Ethiopia, Nigeria, and India. Also, Ave is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Ave

name Ãve, name 艾瓦, name كولينز, name Avi, name Avê, name Aga, name Aave, name Havé, name Aba, name Ãvê, name Ãvë, name Avè, name Avis, name 阿韦, name Agi, name Авье, name Avé, name Ave Maria, name Ave, name Аве, name Ávể, name Avestruz, name Bexato, name Eva, name Авэ, name Ava

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Aba	Philippines, Ghana, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Turkey
Ave	Philippines, Ghana, Nigeria, Indonesia, Turkey
阿韦	China
Аве	Ukraine, Russia, Belarus

First names said to be same

Aave, Aga, Agi, Ava, Ave Maria, Avestruz, Avi, Avis, Avè, Avé, Avê, Bexato, Eva, Havé, Ávể, Ãve, Ãvê, Ãvë, Авье, Авэ, كولينز, and 艾瓦

First name Ave in the context

Ave is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Ave Battiston , the character in the television series Un medico in famiglia; Ave von Schönfeld , the operatic character in the opera Luther; Aba , the Najad in Greek mythology and Aba , the fictional character, mother of Aga, The Clan of the Cave Bear.

Notable namesakes

	ave ninchi Italian actress (1915-1997), IT (b. 1915)
	ave kaplan American football player (1899-1989), US (b. 1899)
	ave barrera Mexican writer, MX (b. 1980)
	ave maria mõistlik Estonian journalist, EE (b. 1980)
	ave kumpas Estonian music pedagogue, EE (b. 1936)
	ave pildas American photographer, US (b. 1939)
	ave roots EE (b. 1981)
	ave alavainu Estonian poet and writer, EE (b. 1942)
	ave laanoja Estonian actor, EE (b. 1948)
	ave bonar American photographer (1948- ), US (b. 1948)
	ave nahkur Estonian artist, EE (b. 1962)
	ave kikas Estonian agronomist and gardener, EE (b. 1968)
	ave suija Estonian lichenologist, EE (b. 1969)
	ave vardja Estonian dancer, EE (b. 1971)
	ave matsin Estonian textile artist, EE (b. 1973)