Forename Aïda

Across the world, Aïda (Aida , عيدة , Aïda ) is a widespread female first name. The given name Aïda is characteristic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is a common girly name, Puerto Rico, and Argentina, where it is quite a common girly name (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Philippines, Mexico, and Argentina. Very seldom, Aïda is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Aïda

name Аида, name عيدة, name 艾达, name 艾坦, name איידה, name Àïda, name Aïda, name Aida, name عايدة, name آیدا, name עאידה, name Aída

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Aida	Philippines, Argentina, United States, Mexico, Azerbaijan
عيدة	Iraq, Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Algeria
Aïda	Spain, Tunisia, Senegal, United States, Lebanon

First names said to be same

Aída, Àïda, Аида, איידה, עאידה, آیدا, عايدة, 艾坦, and 艾达

First name Aïda in the context

Aïda is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Aida , the operatic character in the opera Aida by Giuseppe Verdi; an Ethiopian princess and AIDA .

Notable namesakes

	aïda ould tamek Moroccan colonel major (b. 1910)
	aïda touihri French journalist, FR (b. 1977)
	aïda khemiri Tunisian disc jockey and activist, TN
	aïda lorenzo Spanish writer, ES (b. 1937)
	aïda n'diaye FR
	aïda duvaltier (b. 1934)
	aïda llauradó álvarez ES (b. 1984)
	aïda mbaye politician, SN (b. 1950)
	aïda diagne Senegalese basketball player, SN (b. 1953)
	aïda kalnins SE (b. 1943)
	keïta aïda m'bo Malian politician, ML (b. 1958)
	aïda kanafani-zahar LB (b. 1952)
	aïda kazarian BE (b. 1952)
	aïda diop athletics competitor, SN (b. 1970)
	aïda ruilova contemporary artist, US (b. 1974)

Characteristic surnames

Sy, Dieng, Dieye, Díaz, Gueye, Thiam, Niang, Chebbi, Camara, Cissé, Kabbaj, Diallo, Diagne, Garcia, Touré, Traore, Ndiaye, Fofana, Badiane, Berrada, Ouattara, Martínez, Diouf, Coulibaly, Rubio, Acero, Ba, Lo, El, Sow, Dia, Sarr, Seck, Amor, Kaba, Puig, Diaw, Diop, Gaye, Tall, Nour, Ngom, Fall, Faye, Mbaye, Soler, Sylla, Cisse, and Ouedraogo