Meaning, origin and history of the name Éva

Gender Feminine

Pronounced Pron. /ˈeː.vɒ/ (Hungarian) /e.va/ (French) [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Hungarian form of Eve, as well as a French variant of Ève.

DiminutiveÉvike (Hungarian)

Other Languages & CulturesHawa, Hawwa (Arabic) Eva, Yeva (Armenian) Həvva (Azerbaijani) Eve (Biblical) Eua (Biblical Greek) Chawwa (Biblical Hebrew) Eva, Hava (Biblical Latin) Eva (Bulgarian) Haoua (Central African) Khava (Chechen) Eva, Evica (Croatian) Eva (Czech) Eva, Evy (Danish) Hawwa (Dhivehi) Eva, Eef, Eefje, Evi, Evy (Dutch) Eva, Eve, Ava, Avah, Aviana, Avianna, Eveleen, Evie, Evvie (English) Eeva, Eva, Eve, Eevi (Estonian) Eva (Faroese) Eeva, Eevi (Finnish) Eva (Georgian) Eva, Evi (German) Eva (Greek) Hauwa, Hauwa'u (Hausa) Chava, Hava (Hebrew) Eva (Icelandic) Khava (Ingush) Éabha (Irish) Eva (Italian) Ieva, Evija, Evita (Latvian) Ieva (Lithuanian) Eva (Macedonian) Eva, Evy (Norwegian) Ewa (Polish) Eva (Portuguese) Eva (Romanian) Eva, Yeva (Russian) Eva, Evica (Serbian) Eva (Slovak) Eva (Slovene) Hawo, Xaawo (Somali) Eva, Evita (Spanish) Hawa (Swahili) Eva, Evy, Ewa (Swedish) Havva (Turkish) Yeva (Ukrainian) Efa (Welsh) Awa, Haoua (Western African)

Same SpellingEva

User SubmissionsÈva, Eva, Evá

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Hungary: December 24