Philippa etymology

Etymology:

• Ancient Greek: φῐ́λῐππος (Philippos)

Meaning:

• "Horse-lover"

Origin:

The name Philippa is the feminine form of the masculine Greek name Philippos, which means "horse-lover". Philippos is derived from the Greek words:

• φῑ́λος (philos): "loving, dear, friend"
• ἵππος (hippos): "horse"

The name Philippa has been used in English-speaking countries since the Middle Ages. It was particularly popular during the Tudor period in England, when it was used by several members of the royal family, including Philippa of Hainault, queen consort to Edward III.

Variants:

• Phillipa
• Philippa
• Filipina
• Fina
• Pippa
• Filippa (Swedish)
• Filipa (Portuguese)

Famous People with the Name:

• Philippa Perry, British psychotherapist and author
• Philippa Gregory, British historical novelist
• Pippa Middleton, British socialite and sister of Kate Middleton
• Philippa Soo, American actress and singer
• Philippa Foot, British philosopher

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