Forename Kinga

In all the world, Kinga (Kinga , キンガ , Кинга ) is a common predominantly female, but scarcely boy's first name. The forename Kinga is characteristic of Poland, where it is quite a common female name, Aland Islands, and Hungary. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Eastern Europe, particularly Poland, Hungary, and Romania. Also, Kinga is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Kinga

name Kınga, name Kunigunda, name Кінга, name Cunegonda, name Cunegunda, name كينجا, name Kunigunde, name 金伽, name Kinga, name 金加, name קינגה, name Kunhuta, name 金嘎, name Кинга, name 金嘉, name 金尕, name Cingle, name Mkinga, name キンガ, name Kunegunda

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Kinga	Romania, Hungary, Bhutan, Poland, Democratic Republic of the Congo
キンガ	Japan
Кинга	Kazakhstan, Russia

First names said to be same

Cingle, Cunegonda, Cunegunda, Kunegunda, Kunhuta, Kunigunda, Kunigunde, Kınga, Mkinga, Кінга, קינגה, كينجا, 金伽, 金加, 金嘉, 金嘎, and 金尕

First name Kinga in the context

Kinga is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Kinga Żukowska and Kinga Koziorz .

Notable namesakes

	szent kinga Polish royal; later Poor Clare abbess, HU (b. 1224)
	göncz kinga Hungarian politician, HU (b. 1947)
	széchenyi kinga HU (b. 1941)
	kinga dunin Polish geminist and writer, PL (b. 1954)
	saárossy kinga Hungarian actress, HU (b. 1954)
	klaudy kinga HU (b. 1945)
	kinga zygma Polish poet and translator, PL (b. 1957)
	szőnyi kinga Hungarian model, HU (b. 1960)
	kinga łozińska Polish constitutional rights activist and founding member of the Constitutional Council of Poland, PL (b. 1961)
	márcsik margit kinga HU (b. 1908)
	gál kinga member of the European Parliament, HU (b. 1970)
	kinga preis Polish actress, PL (b. 1971)
	kinga rusin Polish journalist, PL (b. 1971)
	kinga tabor-szymaniak Polish actress, PL (b. 1972)
	kinga żądło Polish Righteous Among the Nations, PL (b. 1923)