Throughout the world, Maria-Pia (Maria-Pia 
) is a rare girly given name. The forename Maria-Pia is habitual in Austria, where it is a rare feminine name, France, and Sweden. In absolute terms, the name is most common in Western Europe, particularly France, Austria, and Germany. Very seldom, Maria-Pia is the last name as well as the forename. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Maria, and a first name Pia.
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maria-pia boëthius Journalist and non-fiction writer, SE (b. 1947) |
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| maria-pia geppert German mathematician (1907-1997), DE (b. 1907) |
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maria-pia kothbauer Ambassador of Liechtenstein in Austria and the Czech Republic, LI (b. 1960) |
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| maria-pia baronin von und zu franckenstein Peerage person ID=90868 (b. 1939) |
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| maria-pia darblade-audoin (b. 1961) |
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| maria-pia victoria-feser Swiss statistician (born 1965) |
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| maria-pia midenbäck Peerage person ID=534327 |
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| maria-pia politis mercier researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-0779-2069) |
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| maria-pia waelkens researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-7083-9739) |
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| maria-pia di campli researcher |
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| maria-pia zander-zeidam German association football player, DE (b. 1995) |
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