Sófia

Sófia is a given name, primarily used as a feminine personal name. It originates from the Greek word "sophia," meaning wisdom. The name has been popular across many cultures and languages for centuries, often associated with religious and philosophical figures.

In Eastern Orthodox Christianity, Saint Sophia is a venerated figure, often depicted with her three daughters, Faith, Hope, and Charity. This religious association has contributed to the name's enduring popularity in Eastern Europe and the Balkans.

Across different languages, Sófia or Sofia can have slightly varying spellings and pronunciations, but the core meaning of wisdom remains consistent. It is a common name in countries such as Bulgaria, Portugal, Spain, Italy, and across Latin America. The name has also seen a resurgence in popularity in Western countries in recent decades. Its widespread use and historical significance make it a recognizable and well-established given name globally. The name's simple yet profound meaning contributes to its timeless appeal.