Sofiia
Meaning of Sofiia
The name Sofiia, a variant of the more commonly known Sofia, carries with it a rich heritage rooted in Eastern European tradition, particularly Ukrainian. Pronounced so-FEE-ya in Ukrainian (/sɔˈfi.ja/), this name exudes a classic and elegant charm. Sofia, from which Sofiia derives, has origins that span across various cultures and languages, typically meaning "wisdom" in Greek. The spelling variation of Sofiia may appeal to parents seeking a unique yet culturally significant name for their daughter. In the United States, although not exceedingly common, Sofiia is chosen by a select few families; in 2023, it was ranked 13,414th in popularity with six newborn girls bestowed this beautiful name. This choice reflects a desire for individuality while maintaining an appreciation for historical and linguistic depth.
Pronunciation
Ukrainian
- Pronunced as so-FEE-ya (/sɔˈfi.ja/)
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Notable People Named Sofiia
| Sofiia Yuriyivna Holichenko is a Ukrainian pair skater, a three-time national champion, and the 2023 CS Golden Spin of Zagreb bronze medalist. |
| Sofiia Fedyna is a Ukrainian politician and TV presenter, serving as a People's Deputy of Ukraine since 2019 for the European Solidarity party. |
| Sofiia Nesterova is a retired Ukrainian pair skater and two-time national champion who, alongside her partner Artem Darenskyi, achieved top eight finishes at the World Junior Championships. |
| Sofiia Yaremchuk is a Ukrainian-born Italian athlete known for her prowess in long-distance running. |
| Sofiia Matsiievska is a Ukrainian synchronized swimmer, a two-time World and European champion, representing Kharkiv Oblast. |
| Sofiia Larycheva is a Ukrainian Olympic sailor known for competing in the Summer Youth Olympics in the Byte CII category and winning the Europe Cup 2015 in the Laser Radial class. |
