Surname Ginevra

Family name Ginevra (Ginevra , Джиневра , ג'ינברה ) , throughout the world, is a rare cognomen. The cognomen Ginevra is characteristic of Italy, where it is quite a rare surname, Slovakia, where it is a rare surname, and France, where it is a very rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Italy, France, and the United States. More prevalently, Ginevra is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Ginevra

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Ginevra	France, Argentina, Italy, United States, Indonesia
Джиневра	Ukraine
ג'ינברה	Israel

Last names said to be same

Dzsenifer, Genève, Ginewra, Ginévra, Gwenifer, Jenifer, Jennifer, Jennyfer, Гиневра, Дженифер, Дженнифер, Дженніфер, ג'ניפר, جنيفر, جنیفر, جينيفر, জেনিফার, ジェニファー, and 詹妮弗

Notable namesakes

	helga ginevra German painter (1938-1996), DE (b. 1938)
	stéphane ginevra French politician, FR (b. 1952)
	henri di ginevra Roman Catholic archbishop
	christophe ginevra researcher
	michele ginevra Italian librarian, IT
	riccardo ginevra Italian glottologist (1991-), IT (b. 1991)

Characteristic forenames

Gin, Grassi, Grasso, Grossi, Giorgi, Mariani, Martini, Mancini, Carlino, Colombo, Bellini, Brigham, Bianchi, Ferrari, Fontana, Castelli, Cattaneo, Galletti, Guidotti, Esposito, Visconti, Benedetti, Guerra, Bianchini, Romano, Pribaz, Poli, Monti, Smith, Conte, Bruno, Bruni, Rossi, Ricci, Russo, Galli, Longo, Testa, Villa, Fazio, Fiore, Marino, Stella, Caruso, Cerasa, Baroni, Parisi, Potter, and Costantini