Forename 瑪麗亞

In the world, 瑪麗亞 (Maria , María , Malia ) is a prevalent girly first name. The forename 瑪麗亞 is habitual in Mexico, where it is a prevalent girly name, Greece, and Argentina (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. Also, 瑪麗亞 is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name 瑪麗亞

name Marika, name Maris., name Mariá, name Maryia, name Maryja, name Maíri, name Corominas, name Mair, name My, name Máro, name Marista, name Marija, name Maryya, name Μαρίκα, name Mária, name Μαρία, name Μαρί, name Маня, name Mariah, name Майре, name Mary, name Mª, name Манюша, name 瑪麗亞, name María, name Emalia, name Mari, name Maritsa, name Майри, name Marie, name Maarja, name Maliya, name Maro, name Marys., name Marigo, name Mèrí, name Marjatta, name Μαρίτσα, name Marià, name Marja, name Maroula, name Маарья, name Maria, name Mariya, name Maruxa, name Marigó, name Μάρω, name Μαίρη, name Мара, name Marjo, name Meri, name Malia, name Mariia, name Méri

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Malia, Maria	Argentina, Italy, Brazil, Poland, Mexico
María	Argentina, Italy, Brazil, United States, Mexico
瑪麗亞	China

First names said to be same

Corominas, Emalia, Maarja, Mair, Maliya, Mari, Mariah, Marie, Marigo, Marigó, Mariia, Marija, Marika, Maris., Marista, Maritsa, Mariya, Marià, Mariá, Marja, Marjatta, Marjo, Maro, Maroula, Maruxa, Mary, Maryia, Maryja, Marys., Maryya, Maíri, Meri, My, Mª, Mária, Máro, Mèrí, Méri, Μάρω, Μαίρη, Μαρί, Μαρία, Μαρίκα, Μαρίτσα, Маарья, Майре, Майри, Манюша, Маня, Мара,

First name 瑪麗亞 in the context

瑪麗亞 is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Virgin Mary , the religious figure; mother of Jesus of Nazareth, Paul et Virginie; Salome , the follower of Jesus; Maria Matzerath , the fictional character from The Tin Drum by Günter Grass; Ostap Bender , the fictional conman from Ilf and Petrov's novels, The Twelve Chairs and Mary of Clopas , the One of the women present at the crucifixion of Jesus, and in many other works.