Sopheap
Meaning of Sopheap
Sopheap—pronounced soh-PEEP (/soˈpiːp/)—makes an entrance like a ray of sunrise peeking through temple columns. Rooted in Khmer, this unisex wonder means “gentle” or “graceful spirit,” conjuring moonlit jasmine gardens and soft cymbal melodies. It’s the name of little adventurers chasing fireflies at dusk and daydreamers sketching dragons on rice-paper scrolls. Between 1981 and ’92, about five to sixteen Sopheaps a year twinkled into U.S. birth records, hovering around the 780–860 rank—a hidden gem among baby names. Families craving a lyrical hush and a playful wink now scoop up Sopheap for its serene soul and cheeky spark, proving that some names are as rare and radiant as rainbow-glinting dewdrops.
Pronunciation
Khmer
- Pronunced as soh-PEEP (/soˈpi:p/)
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