Meaning, origin and history of the name Felipe

Gender Masculine

Pronounced Pron. /fe.ˈli.pe/ (Spanish) /fe.ˈli.pi/ (Portuguese) [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese form of Philip.

VariantFilipe (Portuguese)

DiminutiveFelipinho (Portuguese (Brazilian))

Feminine FormsFelipa (Spanish) Filipa (Portuguese)

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) Philipp (German) Filippos (Greek) Fülöp (Hungarian) Pilib (Irish) Filippo, Pippo (Italian) Filips (Latvian) Pilypas (Lithuanian) Filip (Macedonian) Piripi (Māori) Filip, Philip (Norwegian) Filip (Polish) Filip (Romanian) Filipp (Russian) Filib (Scottish Gaelic) Filip (Serbian) Filip (Slovak) Filip (Slovene) Filip, Philip (Swedish) Pylyp (Ukrainian)

Surname DescendantsFelipe (Portuguese (Brazilian)) Felipe (Spanish)

Place Name DescendantFilipinas (Spanish)

classic formal wholesome strong refined simple

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