All around the world, Miss (Miss 
, Umisi 
, Мисс) is a common dominantly female, but seldom masculine first name. The first name Miss is habitual in Martinique, where it is quite a common feminine name, Brunei, where it is quite a rare female name, and Gambia. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Indonesia, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Much less frequently, Miss is the last name as well as the forename.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| Miss | Indonesia, China, United Kingdom, Malaysia, Taiwan |
| Umisi | India, South Africa |
Missa, Missan, Misse, Missen, Missi, Misś, Misŝ, Misš, Misｓ, Miz, Miß, Miśs, Miśś, Miśŝ, Miśš, Miŝs, Miŝś, Miŝŝ, Miŝš, Mišs, Mišś, Mišš, Miṧṧ, Miｓs, Miｓｓ, Ms, Mìss, Mìsś, Mìsš, Mìśs, Mìśś, Mìśš, Mìšs, Mìšś, Mìšš, Míss, Mísś, Mísš, Míśś, Míśš, Míšs, Míšś, Míšŝ, Míšš, Mîs, Mîss, Mîsś, Mîsš, Mîç, Mîś,
Miss is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Miss Marple , the fictional character appearing in Agatha Christie's crime novels, A Caribbean Mystery; Miss Martian , the Fictional superheroine, Supergirl; Miss Moneypenny , the fictional character in James Bond novels and films, Skyfall; Miss Piggy , the Muppet character, The Muppets and Miss Havisham , the fictional character from Great Expectations, and in many other works.
Li, Ming, Chin, Chen, Chee, Choo, Kuan, Peng, Ping, Leng, Ling, Lian, Teng, Ting, Hong, Hoon, Fang, Fong, Yong, Ying, Smith, Ching, Yin, Yun, Yee, Yen, Ni, Yi, May, Mei, Mun, San, Sim, See, Bee, Kim, Cheng, Lan, Lin, Nee, Eng, Hua, Hui, Fen, Wan, Wen, Wei, Yan, Lee, and Foong