Forename Lose

Globally, Lose (Los , Lose , 洛斯 ) is quite a rare gender-neutral first name. The given name Lose is habitual in the Dominican Republic, where it is quite a rare masculine name, Paraguay, and Morocco, where it is a rare dominantly boy's, but infrequently female name. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Indonesia, Morocco, and Egypt. Also, Lose is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Lose

name Loss, name โลเซ่, name Lōs, name สูญโย, name Loza, name 罗色, name Luza, name Loosee, name Loos, name Losen, name 洛瑟, name Lősę, name Laus, name Loše, name ร่วงลือ, name แพ้, name Lusim, name Losè, name Loose, name Łoše, name ทะสูญ, name 洛斯, name Lőšë, name Losé, name Lose, name Loosbroek, name Los, name หริพ่าย, name Losian, name เสียมหาญ, name Ｌose, name Лосе

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Lose, Los	Netherlands, Spain, United States, Myanmar, Poland
洛斯	China
Lusim	Germany, Malaysia, India, Philippines, Brazil

First names said to be same

Laus, Loos, Loosbroek, Loose, Loosee, Losen, Losian, Loss, Losè, Losé, Loza, Loše, Luza, Lōs, Lősę, Lőšë, Łoše, Лосе, ทะสูญ, ร่วงลือ, สูญโย, หริพ่าย, เสียมหาญ, แพ้, โลเซ่, 洛瑟, 罗色, and Ｌose

First name Lose in the context

Lose is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Los Carnales Hispanic male , the minor character from the 2006 video game Saints Row, Saints Row IV; Los señores de Alcorcón y el holgazán de Pepón ; Los Alamitos Dance Team #5 , the character from 2002 film 'Gotta Kick It Up!'; Los Alamitos Dance Team #8 , the character from 2002 film 'Gotta Kick It Up!' and Los Alamitos Dance Team #3 , the character from 2002 film 'Gotta Kick It Up!', and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	sui lose Peerage person ID=167895
	reed lose college basketball player (1987–1990) East Carolina
	wolf lose