Forename Steffi

In the entire world, Steffi (Steffi , ستيفي , שטפי ) is a common predominantly feminine, but very infrequently male first name. The given name Steffi is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Germany, where it is quite a common feminine name, Austria, where it is quite a rare female name, and Belgium. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Germany, Indonesia, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Very seldom, Steffi is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Steffi

name ستيفي, name شتيفي, name Stéffi, name שטפי, name Steffi, name Stèffi, name Стеффі, name Штеффі, name Стеффи

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Steffi	Germany, India, Belgium, Indonesia, Democratic Republic of the Congo
ستيفي	Iraq
שטפי	Israel
شتيفي	Saudi Arabia

First names said to be same

Stèffi, Stéffi, Стеффи, Стеффі, and Штеффі

First name Steffi in the context

Steffi is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Steffi Trottier , the fictional character from the 2004 video game The Sims 2; Steffi Oberfellner , the operatic character in the operetta Saison in Salzburg; Steffi von Lertingen , the operatic character in the opera Das Dorf ohne Glocke and Stevie , the character in The West Wing.

Notable namesakes

	steffi duna Hungarian-born actress (1910-1992), HU (b. 1910)
	steffi ventura Austrian painter, TR (b. 1891)
	steffi singerová holocaust victim, b. 1894-09-17, CZ (b. 1894)
	steffi sass holocaust victim, b. 1897-06-23, AT (b. 1897)
	steffi stransky prisoner of a Nazi regime, AT (b. 1899)
	steffi ronau German actress (1907-1995), DE (b. 1907)
	steffi kunke Austrian teacher, AT (b. 1908)
	steffi brandl AT (b. 1899)
	steffi götzelt East German rower, DE (b. 1960)
	steffi kräker East German gymnast, DE (b. 1960)
	steffi walter East German luger, DE (b. 1962)
	steffi neustadt holocaust victim, b. 1916-11-05, PL (b. 1916)
	steffi weismann Swiss artist, CH (b. 1967)
	steffi lemke German politician, DE (b. 1968)
	steffi graf German tennis player, DE (b. 1969)

Characteristic surnames

Li, George, Joseph, Thomas, Wagner, Müller, Schulze, Schmidt, Schwarz, Krüger, Pereira, Richter, Lehmann, Johnson, Neumann, Fischer, Schäfer, Hartmann, Herrmann, Hoffmann, Schröder, Schneider, Dsouza, Fernandes, Krause, Schmid, Lee, Lim, Tan, Nea, Maus, Chan, Chen, Koch, Graf, Lein, Jose, Wong, Wolf, Meier, Meyer, Bauer, Klein, Lange, Huber, Weber, Schulz, Becker, and Zimmermann