Sofiia, a lilting Ukrainian rendering of the timeless Greek Sophia, carries the gentle meaning of “wisdom,” a virtue that sages from Athens to Ayodhya have treasured for centuries. Pronounced so-FEE-ya, her double ‘i’ adds a sprinkle of Slavic sparkle, much like an extra bindi brightening a festive saree. Though still a rare gem—only 15 little Sofiias arrived in U.S. cradles in 2024, nudging the name to rank 935—her quiet ascent hints at a future glow. Parents often associate Sofiia with clarity of thought, compassion, and a serene strength, qualities that blend as harmoniously as cardamom in a cup of chai. In stories she appears as the calm voice of reason, the friend who laughs softly at life’s quirks, and the daughter whose curiosity flutters around knowledge like a kite in a warm Indian summer breeze.
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