Meaning, origin and history of the name Philipp

Gender Masculine

Pronounced Pron. /ˈfɪ.lɪp/ [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

German form of Philip.

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 (Māori) 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)

classic formal upper class natural wholesome strong refined simple serious

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