Forename Buza

Across the world, Buza (Bus , Buza , 布扎 ) is quite a rare epicene given name. The first name Buza is characteristic of Moldova, where it is quite a rare boy's name, Pakistan, where it is a rare primarily girly, but very infrequently masculine name, and Hong Kong, where it is a rare masculine name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Pakistan, Indonesia, and Ethiopia. More frequently, Buza is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Buza

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Bus	Romania, Hungary, Taiwan, Pakistan, Poland
Buza	Romania, Moldova, Hungary, Poland, United States
布扎	China
Буза	Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus

First names said to be same

Boots, Buceta, Buză, Buža, Búza, בוזא, بوزا, 不扎, 布杂, and 部扎

First name Buza in the context

Buza is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: bus driver , the fictional character from The Moon-Spinners; bus passenger , the character from Freaky Friday; Bus Driver , the character from 2001 film ''Twas the Night'; Bus Driver , the character from 1983 film 'Tiger Town' and Bus Driver , the character from 2011 film 'Good Luck Charlie, It's Christmas!', among other works.

Characteristic surnames

Mr, Jan, Jay, Joe, Joy, Jim, Tom, Tim, Era, Eva, Val, Imi, Ida, Ion, Ola, Yan, Mary, Mark, Manu, Matt, Lea, Meri, Les, Dã, Ms, Pj, Mae, Mel, Sue, Ali, Ana, Ann, Ani, Ary, Amy, Adi, Pat, Pam, Ray, Ron, Dea, Dan, Don, Gã, and Megi