Name Variants
- Safia/Saphia (Arabic), (Persian), (Urdu)
- Safiye (Turkish)
- Safana (Persian)
- Sofana (maltese), (Greek),(Swedish)
- Sophia (Greek), (English), (Bulgarian), (Flemish)
- Sophie (French), (German), (Dutch), (Flemish), (English, especially as diminutive)
- Sophio (Georgian)
- Sophy (English)
- Soffia (Icelandic), (Welsh)
- Sofia/Sofea (Bulgarian), (Romanian), (Catalan), (English), (Finnish), (German), (Greek), (Italian), (Norwegian), (Swedish), (Portuguese), (Spanish), (Flemish)
- Sofía (Spanish)
- Sofie (Danish), (Dutch), (German), (Norwegian), (Swedish), (Flemish)
- Sofieke (Dutch)
- Sofiia (Ukrainian), (Russian)
- Sofija (Slovene), (Croatian), (Latvian), (Lithuanian), (Serbian)
- Sofiya (Bulgarian), (Russian), (Ukrainian)
- Sofya (Turkish)
- Szófia (Hungarian)
- Tzofia (Hebrew)
- Zofia (Polish, Zosia in the diminutive form)
- Žofia (Slovak)
- Žofie (Czech)
- Zofija (Slovene)
- Zsófia (Hungarian)
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