Forename Mier

All around the world, Mier (Meri , Mier , Миер ) is a widespread predominantly female, but very infrequently male given name. The forename Mier is habitual in Georgia, where it is a widespread female name, Croatia, where it is quite a common feminine name, and Andorra (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in India, Georgia, and Indonesia. Much less frequently, Mier is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Mier

name 敉尔, name 咩儿, name 敉铒, name 米勒, name 米迩, name Mier, name 米唲, name 米洱, name 咪佴, name Mìëř, name Миер, name 蜜尔, name Mere, name 蜜唲, name Miers, name 米耳, name Miér, name 咪尔, name 密尔, name マイアー, name Miere, name Meriha, name 洣尒, name 弥尔, name Meri, name ミエル, name 靡迩, name Mira, name 咪児, name 迈尔, name 藌薾, name Миэр, name 米尔, name 米児, name Mïër, name 迷尔

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Meri	Georgia, Mexico, Indonesia, India, Philippines
Mier	Mexico, Indonesia, India, Colombia, Philippines
Миер	Russia, Kazakhstan

First names said to be same

Mere, Meriha, Miere, Miers, Mira, Miér, Mìëř, Mïër, Миэр, マイアー, ミエル, 咩儿, 咪佴, 咪児, 咪尔, 密尔, 弥尔, 敉尔, 敉铒, 洣尒, 米児, 米勒, 米唲, 米尔, 米洱, 米耳, 米迩, 藌薾, 蜜唲, 蜜尔, 迈尔, 迷尔, and 靡迩

First name Mier in the context

Mier is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Mary Magdalene , the follower of Jesus, The Last Temptation of Christ; Mary Jane Watson , the fictional character in Marvel Comics, Spider-Man 2; Mary of Bethany , the figure described in the Gospel of John; sister of Lazarus and Martha, living in the village of Bethany near Jerusalem; traditionally identified with Mary Magdalene; Mary Poppins , the fictional nanny, lead character in the Mary Poppins fantasy book series and its adaptations and Mary Marvel , the DC Comics character, Shazam!, and in many other works.

Characteristic surnames

Ma, Ann, Ana, Ali, Ale, Sã, Sya, Sol, Sue, Sha, Sam, Mª, Mã, Mia, Meg, Max, Mau, Mac, May, Mar, Fe, Ed, Ty, Jo, Lu, Di, Az, Al, Ms, Mr, Ara, and Are