How Do You Spell FILIPE?

Pronunciation: [fˈɪla͡ɪp] (IPA)

The spelling of the name "Filipe" is derived from the Portuguese language. It is pronounced as [fi-'li-pe] in IPA phonetic transcription. The first sound, [fi], sounds like the English word "fee". The second syllable, [li], sounds like the name of the letter "l". The third sound, [pe], rhymes with the English word "pea". The accent mark above the letter "e" indicates that it is pronounced with stress. Overall, "Filipe" is a phonetically balanced name that is easy to spell and pronounce once you become familiar with the Portuguese language.

Common Misspellings for FILIPE

• fippe
• filie
• miliped
• milise
• Cilise
• fillipe
• foipe
• Filippe
• Filira
• Filipi
• fifire
• liipe
• filopene
• Fillype
• Fylippe
• Flliper
• Fiklie
• Ailife
• filups
• fiziie
• Filicle
• fialine
• Xiloide
• Wiliwe
• Filopo

Etymology of FILIPE

The name "Filipe" has origins in several languages, and its etymology varies depending on the specific language and culture.

In Portuguese, Filipe is the equivalent of the name Philip in English and has its roots in the Greek name "Philippos", meaning "friend of horses" or "lover of horses". The name is composed of the elements "philos" (friend, lover) and "hippos" (horse). It was introduced to Portugal and other Portuguese-speaking countries through Christian influence and was commonly used since medieval times.

In other cultures, the name may have different etymologies. For instance, in the Philippines, the name "Filipe" or "Felipe" is derived from Spanish influence, as Spain colonized the Philippines for many years. In Spanish, the name "Felipe" likewise has Greek origins and shares the same meaning as the Portuguese version.