Forename Didi

Around the world, Didi (Didi , 迪迪 , ديدي , and others...) is a widespread gender-neutral first name. The first name Didi is characteristic of Brunei, where it is quite a common gender-neutral name, Indonesia, where it is quite a common principally male, but very infrequently female name, and Algeria, where it is quite a common epicene name (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Indonesia, Algeria, and Egypt. Very seldom, Didi is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Didi

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Didi	Indonesia, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Maldives
迪迪	China
ديدي	Sudan, Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Libya
דידי	Israel

First names said to be same

Dee Dee, Didì, Didí, Didî, Didï, Dìdi, Dìdì, Dìdî, Dídi, Dídí, Dídî, Dîdi, Dîdì, Dîdí, Dîdî, Dîdï, Dîdī, Dîdį, Dïdi, Dïdì, Dïdí, Dïdî, Dïdï, Dïdī, Dïdį, Dĩdĩ, Dīdí, Dīdī, Dīdį, Dįdį, Dıdı, Titi, Ďidi, Ďiďi, Ďiđi, Đidi, Điđi, Діді, دىدى, ديدى, دیدی, ضیدی, दीदी, দিদি, ดิ๊ดิ๊, ဒိဒိ, 俤俤, 俤弟, 俤迪, 嘀嘀,

First name Didi in the context

Didi is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Didi Mocó and Dede , the operatic character in the opera A Quiet Place.

Notable namesakes

	didi heiberg Norwegian actress, NO (b. 1863)
	didi contractor German-American architect, US (b. 1929)
	didi blumer (1883-1973), CH (b. 1883)
	didi perego Italian actress (1935-1993), IT (b. 1935)
	didi holtermann Norwegian actor (1895-1975), NO (b. 1895)
	didi sukardi journalist, plantation owner and government minister of the federal state of Pasundan) (b. 1898)
	didi barrett American politician, US (b. 1950)
	didi conn American actress, US (b. 1951)
	didi jünemann German actor, cabaret artist, musician and teacher, DE (b. 1952)
	didi viana Brazilian actress (1911-1976), BR (b. 1911)
	didi beck German musician, DE (b. 1965)
	didi kempot Indonesian singer-songwriter, ID (b. 1966)
	didi bruckmayr Austrian musician, AT (b. 1966)
	didi gutman Argentine musician based at New York. Keyboard. Jazz, rock, reggae, bossa nova. Member of Brazilian Girls, AR (b. 1968)
	didi kartasasmita (b. 1911)