Around the world, Zsófia (Zsófia 
, Zsofia 
, سوفيا 
) is quite a rare principally girly, but very infrequently boy's first name. The first name Zsófia is characteristic of Hungary, where it is quite a common female name, Romania, where it is quite a rare female name, and Laos, where it is a rare female name. In absolute terms, the name is most common in Hungary, Romania, and Afghanistan. Much less frequently, Zsófia is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Zsófia | Germany, Romania, Austria, Hungary, Serbia |
| Zsofia | Germany, Romania, Austria, Hungary, United States |
| سوفيا | Iran, Morocco, Palestinian Territory, Egypt, Iraq |
| Жофия | Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine |
Soffia, Soffía, Sofia, Sofie, Sofija, Sofiya, Sofya, Sofía, Sophia, Sophie, Szófia, Zofia, Zofija, Zsó, Zsóka, Σοφία, Зоф'Я, Зофиа, Зофья, Сафі, Сафія, Сонечка, Соня, Соф'Я, Софа, Софи, София, София, Софи, Софија, Софка, Софочка, Соффия, Софья, Софья, Зофья, Софія, סופי, סופיה, سوفیا, صوفي, صوفيا, ဆိုဖီယာ, სოფია, სოფიო, ソフィ, ソフィア, ソフィー, 索菲, 索菲亚, 索菲雅, 苏菲, and
| zsófia magyar királyi hercegnő eldest known child of King Coloman of Hungary, HU (b. 1100) |
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| zsófia magyar királyi hercegnő Hungarian nun, princess, HU (b. 1136) |
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zsófia illésházy 1547 - Aft 12 Mar 1599 Galánta, SK (b. 1547) |
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| zsófia bánffy de losonc Hungarian noblewoman (b. 1550) |
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| zsófia serédy Hungarian noblewoman (b. 1605) |
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| zsófia egresdy de egresd 1649 - (b. 1649) |
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zsófia torma Hungarian archaeologist, RO (b. 1832) |
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hofbauer zsófia (1840–1916), HU (b. 1840) |
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dénes zsófia Hungarian writer, HU (b. 1885) |
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| zsófia, gräfin erdödy de monyorókerék et monoszló 19 Jan 1835 Wien - 8 Jan 1907 Sünching (b. 1835) |
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méray-horváth zsófia figure skater, HU (b. 1889) |
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| csatai zsófia Hungarian actress (1853–1900), HU (b. 1853) |
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| stróbl zsófia Hungarian painter (1860-1941), HU (b. 1860) |
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| zsófia ditroy Hungarian Righteous Among the Nations, HU (b. 1888) |
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zsófia balla Romanian-born Hungarian poet and essayist, RO (b. 1949) |
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Kiss, Schmidt, Sándor, Bodnár, Bálint, Kovács, Kelemen, Király, Pintér, Gergely, Lakatos, Lengyel, Lukács, Juhász, Takács, Török, Németh, Huszár, Székely, Pásztor, Gyarmati, Horváth, Somogyi, Molnár, Fekete, Farkas, Papp, Pál, Gál, Nagy, Mezei, Simon, Sipos, Antal, Barna, Boros, Szilágyi, Jakab, Varga, Fehér, Fodor, Oláh, Magyar, Szabó, Szalai, Csonka, Balogh, Katona, Tóth, and Mészáros