Pepa name meaning

Gender: Unisex, both Boy and Girl

Origin: Hebrew

Usage: Spanish, Czech, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish

Pronunciation: p(e)-pa

Meaning: God Would Multiply

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What does Pepa mean?

Of Hebrew origin, Pepa is largely used in Norwegian, Danish, Spanish, Finnish, Czech and Swedish, Pepa means "God Would Multiply" is used as a gender insensitive name . Pepa is short of Josefa.

Josefa is Spanish and Czech equivalent of Josephine. Also Josefa is Nordic cognate of Josepha. Josefa means He (God) Will Add and God Would Multiply is rooted from Hebrew. Pepa is a short form of Joseph.

Joseph is Latin equivalent of Ιωσηφ, the Greek Spelling of the Hebrew Name יוֹסֵף Meaning He Will Add. Joseph is originated from Hebrew, Joseph means "God will Add, It will Enlarge and God will Increase".

Pepa is Spanish equivalent of Josepha.

How do I pronounce Pepa?

The two syllabled name Pepa is commonly pronounced as p(e)-pa.

Variants of Pepa

Pepi, Pepe, Josepha, Josephine, Josefia, Peppi, Pertta, Pertti, Pellervo, Joseph, Finetta, Giuseppina, Joséphine, Josephina

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How popular is the name Pepa?

Pepa is a rare baby name in France still in use today. Pepa is a common name in India and Bulgaria while somewhat familiar name in Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Argentina and Peru.

As per our evaluation, over 10000 people has been named Pepa globally.

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What numbers say about Pepa?

Fighting you own battles like a lone wolf makes you feel strong and confident. You act protectively around the people you love and people who need help. Be the living proof to those who ignored you, they need to realize you were right this whole time. Stop treating people like you are better than them even if you really are. When it comes to your career, you don't make it your priority but see it as something you must do to survive.

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