Forename Prenses

Throughout the world, Prenses (Prenses , Princesse ) is quite a rare predominantly female, but very infrequently boy's given name. The forename Prenses is characteristic of Iraq, where it is quite a rare largely feminine, but uncommonly masculine name, Egypt, where it is quite a rare predominantly feminine, but very infrequently masculine name, and Libya, where it is quite a rare female name. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Egypt, Iraq, and Algeria. Also, Prenses is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Prenses

name Prënçê, name Prënsès, name Prénses, name Prènsès, name Princesse, name Prënsës, name Prënses, name Prenses, name Prensès, name Prênçê, name Prènses, name Prënsês, name Prênsês, name Pręnsës, name Prénsés, name Prēnsēs

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Prenses	Syria, Algeria, Morocco, Iraq, Egypt
Princesse	Lebanon, Israel, Brazil, Haiti

First names said to be same

Prensès, Prènses, Prènsès, Prénses, Prénsés, Prênsês, Prênçê, Prënses, Prënsès, Prënsês, Prënsës, Prënçê, Prēnsēs, and Pręnsës

First name Prenses in the context

Prenses is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Princesse de Blamont-Chauvry , the Honoré de Balzac character, La Comédie humaine and Princesse Marie de Gonzague , the operatic character in the opera Cinq-Mars by Charles Gounod.

Notable namesakes

	prenses kadriye EG (b. 1888)
	prenses mihrimah sultan Ottoman princess, daughter of Şehzade Mehmed Ziyaeddin, granddaughter of Mehmed V, TR (b. 1922)