Sophies

Sophies is the plural form of the feminine given name Sophie. The name Sophie is of French origin, derived from Sophia, which ultimately comes from the Greek word sophia meaning wisdom. Over the centuries, the name has been adopted widely across Europe and in English-speaking countries, spawning many regional variants such as Sofia (or Sofia in many languages), Sophia, Zofia, and the shorter or affectionate forms like Sophy and Sophie itself. The name is used in literature, film, and public life, and its popularity has fluctuated by country and era.

As a term, Sophies can refer to any collection of people named Sophie, rather than to a single individual. In reference contexts, Sophies may serve as a disambiguation heading pointing to lists of people named Sophie or to works featuring characters named Sophie.

Notes on usage: the plural is Sophies; the possessive form is Sophie's. The term remains primarily a linguistic reference to the name rather than a specific entity, and its meaning is determined by the context in which it appears.