Forename Popi

All around the world, Popi (Popi , Pope , Πόπη ) is a common mostly girly, but seldom male given name. The first name Popi is characteristic of Greece, where it is quite a common female name, Cyprus, and South Africa, where it is quite a rare principally female, but very seldom boy's name. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in India, Indonesia, and Greece. More prevalently, Popi is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Popi

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Popi	Australia, Indonesia, India, United States, United Kingdom
Pope	Australia, India, Canada, United States, United Kingdom
Πόπη	Greece
Popje	South Africa, Netherlands

First names said to be same

Kalliopi, Parthenopi, Pinelopi, Pop, Poppy, Pupa, Καλλιόπη, Πηνελόπη, Ποπη, Ποπι, Попи, ป๊อปปี้, 波皮, 泼皮, and 破批

First name Popi in the context

Popi is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Popi , the theatrical character in the play "The great moment"; Pope Clement VII , the operatic character in the opera Benvenuto Cellini by Hector Berlioz; Pope Pius IV , the operatic character in the opera Palestrina by Hans Pfitzner; Pope Urban X , the fictional character in Candide and Pope Liberty III , the musical character in the musical Bad Boy Johnny and the Prophets of Doom.

Characteristic surnames

Pal, Sarkar, Saikia, Singha, Sopiah, Barman, Biswas, Khatun, Halder, Mokoena, Muzhaqi, Sonowal, Puspita, Debnath, Mahlangu, Mofokeng, Karmakar, Pramanik, Georgiou, Chowdhury, Georgiadou, Tshabalala, Mondal, Puspitasari, Mandal, Nkosi, Pop, Ram, Ray, Roy, Dey, Das, Saha, Bora, Bibi, Paul, Pipo, Devi, Moloi, Singh, Aktar, Akter, Begum, Borah, Dutta, Gogoi, Ghosh, Zwane, and Papadopoulou