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Meaning:
The reported meaning for this name is
Wisdom.
History:
This name has been commonly used in England since James I gave his infant daughter this name in the 17th century.
Present Day Status:
This name was the most popular baby girl name for 2013.
Derived From:
This name is directly derived from the Greek word meaning
wisdom.
Alternative Forms:
Other forms or shortened versions of this name are
Sofia,
Sofie,
Sofy,
Sophey,
Sophie,
Soph,
Sof,
Fia, and
Soffi.
Famous Sophias in the News in 2014:
Sophia Loren: This international film star, born Sofia Villani Scicolone, has been in the movie-biz since the late 1950s. Although it wasn't until 1962 that her talents were truly recognized by the Academy, she went on to hold the record for earning the most David di Donatello Awards for Best Actress. She was in the news in June of 2014 for collecting yet another award at that same awards ceremony.
Sophia Grace: This rapping mini-star has paired up with her sister Rosie to perform in front of millions and it's paying off! She was in the news in June of 2014 after the two got signed for a five-picture movie deal.
Sophia Bush: This well-known American actress portrayed "Brooke Davis" for almost a decade on the popular TV Series One Tree Hill. She was in the news in June of 2014 after being spotted in Los Angeles wearing a cute blouse and ripped jeans.
Sophias Throughout History:
Sophia Baddeley: Born in London, this daughter of a sergeant-trumpeter was trained by her father specifically for a music career. She made her first appearance as an actress in 1765 on the stage at Drury Lane before obtaining engagements at Ranelegh and Vauxhall as a talented songstress.
Sophia Hayden Bennett: This woman was born in Santiago, Chile to a mother from Peru and a father from America. She was sent to live in her father's home-city of Boston during her school years; and after graduation she went on to attend MIT. In 1890 she received her degree in architecture, with honors. She was the first woman to graduate from their four-year program.
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