Forename Inés

Across the world, Inés (Ines , Inez , Inés , along with others...) is a widespread predominantly feminine, but scarcely boy's first name. The forename Inés is characteristic of Portugal, where it is a common feminine name, Croatia, and Tunisia, where it is a common principally feminine, but scarcely boy's name (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina. Much less frequently, Inés is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Inés

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Inés, Inez, Ines	Germany, Spain, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina
אינס	Israel
Инес	Serbia, Russia, Bulgaria, Estonia

First names said to be same

Agne, Agnes, Agnesa, Agnese, Agnessa, Agnia, Agnieszka, Agnija, Agniya, Agnès, Agnė, Ainez, Ainés, Anežka, Enas, Iines, Inesa, Inese, Inès, Inês, Ágnes, Αγνή, Ага, Агна, Агне, Агнес, Агнеса, Агнесса, Агнеш, Агнешка, Агния, Агнэс, Агнєшка, Анежка, Аньес, Инэс, Інес, Інеса, אגנה, אגנס, آغني, أغنيس, إيناس, and 艾格尼丝

First name Inés in the context

Inés is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Inés Alcántara Fernández , character in Tell me how it happened; Inés , the operatic character in the opera Los amores de la Inés by Manuel de Falla; Ines Fujin , the fictional character from Uma Musume Pretty Derby; Ines Kahnwald , the fictional character in Dark and Ines , the operatic character in the opera Il trovatore by Giuseppe Verdi; Leonora's confidante, and in many other works.

Characteristic surnames

Gil, Ortega, Martín, Morales, Suárez, Serrano, Delgado, García, Navarro, Herrera, Martinez, Sánchez, Castillo, Ramírez, Jiménez, Vázquez, Álvarez, Martínez, Rodriguez, González, Rodríguez, Gutiérrez, Vargas, Torres, López, Gómez, Sanz, Cruz, Ruiz, Vega, Silva, Arias, Peña, Ramos, Rojas, Reyes, Hernández, Díaz, Moreno, Molina, Muñoz, Santos, Alonso, Castro, Blanco, Pérez, Romero, Garcia, Vidal, and Fernández