Gender Masculine
Usage German
Pronounced Pron. /ˈfɪ.lɪp/  [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

German form of Philip.

Related Names

Rootsphilos + hippos
Feminine FormsPhilippa, Philippina
Other Languages & CulturesPhilippos, Philippus(Ancient Greek) Philip(Biblical) Philippos(Biblical Greek) Philippus(Biblical Latin) Filip(Bulgarian) Felip(Catalan) Filippu(Corsican) Filip(Croatian) Filip(Czech) Filip, Philip(Danish) Filip, Philip, Filippus, Flip(Dutch) Philip, Phil, Phillip, Pip(English) Filip, Vilppu(Finnish) Philippe(French) Filippos(Greek) Fülöp(Hungarian) Pilib(Irish) Filippo, Pippo(Italian) Filips(Latvian) Pilypas(Lithuanian) Filip(Macedonian) Piripi(Maori) Filip, Philip(Norwegian) Filip(Polish) Filipe(Portuguese) Felipe, Felipinho(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Filip(Romanian) Filipp(Russian) Filib(Scottish Gaelic) Filip(Serbian) Filip(Slovak) Filip(Slovene) Felipe(Spanish) Filip, Philip(Swedish) Pylyp(Ukrainian)

Popularity

People think this name is

classic   formal   upper class   natural   wholesome   strong   refined   simple   serious  

Name Days

Austria: May 3
Austria: May 26
Austria: December 18
Germany: May 3

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Entry updated October 6, 2024