Forename Sir

In the world, Sir (Sa , Sir , เซอร์ ) is a widespread gender-neutral first name. The first name Sir is characteristic of Northern Africa, particularly Tunisia, where it is a common unisex name, Algeria, where it is quite a common epicene name, and Egypt (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in India, Egypt, and Algeria. Likewise, Sir is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Sir

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Sa	Saudi Arabia, India, Myanmar, Brazil, Spain
Sir	Egypt, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, Myanmar, China
เซอร์	Thailand
Сэр	Kyrgyzstan

First names said to be same

Senior, Ser, Sghiŕ, Sghiř, Sghìr, Sghír, Sghîr, Sghïr, Sghïř, Sghĩr, Sghīr, Sghįr, Shire, Sich, Sire, Sirid, Sirrah, Siŕ, Siř, Sorr, Sìr, Sír, Síř, Sîr, Sîř, Sïr, Sïř, Sīr, Sīř, Sįr, Sır, Sǐr, Çir, Çır, Śghir, Śghîř, Śir, Śír, Śîŕ, Śïŕ, Śïř, Śīŕ, Śįř, Ŝir, Ŝîř, Šghir, Šghîr, Šghïr, Šir, Šír,

First name Sir in the context

Sir is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Sir Ector , the fictional character from Disney's "The Sword in the Stone"; Sir Kay , the fictional character from Disney's The Sword in the Stone; Sir Hiss , the character from Disney's Robin Hood; Sir John Falstaff , the operatic character in the opera Falstaff by Giuseppe Verdi; a fat knight and Sir Handel , character in The Railway Series, and in many other works.

Characteristic surnames

Ma, Ku, Ko, Ka, By, Ba, Ch, Ao, Ai, Ak, Ad, Ab, Ar, An, Al, Sk, So, Si, Ms, Mr, My, Mo, Ki, and Kv