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Zophia
The dad likes Zoey and Sophia but the mom doesn't so they have compromised with Zophia. If it's a boy, he'll be Nathan.Thoughts on Zophia?
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I much prefer the Hungarian formI much prefer the Hungarian form, Zsofia. But I have a thing for Hungarian names in general. I am very surprised no one has mentioned it yet.
Zophia is a misspelling. Here is a list of all the names related to sophia. Zophia is nowhere to be found.
http://www.behindthename.com/name/sofia/related

This message was edited 1/16/2011, 6:45 PM

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Zophia is pretty, but I imagine it will be confused with Sophia quite a bit.
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Hmm, I think it should have been either Zofia or Sophia as a mixture of those (both legitimate) spellings does not make sense culturally or historically but I guess it could be worse. I still hope they have a Nathan ;)
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I actually really like it--though yes, Zofia looks less like "Zoe & Sophia" combined. Still, I like it.
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Nah. It reads as too 'creative' How about the Polish Zofia?
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Agree with everyone else: Zofia is the better spelling. It's nice that mom and dad could come up with a decent compromise!
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An interesting compromise. I'm with the others: Zofia would be better than Zophia. Maybe they haven't thought of it and you could suggest it?
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Zophia isn't too out there, because the Russian form of Sophia is Zofia. Still, I'd prefer Zofia.
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Zofia is actually the Polish form of Sophia.
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thnx
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DittoI also think Zofia looks better than Zophia.
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I kind of like it for some reason. I would really use it though.
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