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Forename Gloire

All around the world, Gloire (Gloria Mexico Democratic Republic of the Congo United States Philippines Nigeria, Gloire Democratic Republic of the Congo United States Venezuela South Africa Brazil) is a prevalent dominantly feminine, but uncommonly male forename. The given name Gloire is characteristic of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it is a widespread epicene name, Mexico, where it is a common female name, and Nicaragua (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mexico, and the United States. Much less frequently, Gloire is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Gloire

name Глоире, name Gloire, name Gloria, name Glorie
VARIANTCOUNTRY
Gloria Philippines, United States, Mexico, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria
Gloire South Africa, Venezuela, Brazil, United States, Democratic Republic of the Congo

First names said to be same

Glorie, and Глоире

First name Gloire in the context

Gloire is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Gloria Pritchett , the fictional character on the American sitcom Modern Family; Gloria , the fictional hippopotamus from Madagascar; Gloria Burgle , the American tv character, created 2017, Fargo; Gloria , the Happy Feet character and Gloria Stivic , the Fictional character, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

gloire ker (born 1890) (b. 1890) link
gloire amanda association football player, TZ (b. 1998) link

Characteristic surnames

Goma, Louzolo, Tsoumou, Nguimbi, Massamba, Massengo, Mampassi, Mampouya, Mouandza, Milandou, Missamou, Mboungou, Bantsimba, Bansimba, Koubemba, Kimbembe, Diafouka, Ngassaki, Nkounkou, Ibouanga, Mahoungou, Mavoungou, Bouesso, Banzouzi, Balossa, Mouanga, Taty, Samba, Poaty, Ngoma, Nzaou, Madzou, Makaya, Makita, Mbemba, Mpassi, Nanitelamio, Bakala, Loemba, Nganga, Nkouka, Nzonzi, Matondo, Malanda, Malonga, Makosso, Mabiala, Mouanda, Koumba, and Babindamana