FULL FORMS |
ENGLISH: Stefani, Stephani, Stephania, Stephanie, Stephany, Stephen, Steven |
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EQUIVALENTS |
ANCIENT GREEK: Stephanos |
ARMENIAN: Stepan |
BASQUE: Estebe, Eztebe |
BIBLICAL GREEK: Stephanos |
BIBLICAL LATIN: Stephanus |
BIBLICAL: Stephen |
BULGARIAN: Stefan |
CATALAN: Esteve |
CROATIAN: Štefa, Štefan, Štefanija, Štefica, Stevan, Stevo, Stipan, Stipe, Stipo, Stjepan |
CZECH: Štěpán, Štěpánka |
DANISH: Stefan, Stefanie, Steffen |
DUTCH: Stef, Stefan, Stefana, Stefanie, Stefanus, Steffen, Stephan, Steven |
ENGLISH: Ste, Steve, Stevie |
FINNISH: Tahvo, Tapani, Teppo |
FRENCH: Étienne, Étiennette, Stéphane, Stéphanie |
GALICIAN: Estevo |
GEORGIAN: Stepane |
GERMAN: Stefan, Stefanie, Steffi, Steffie, Stephan, Stephanie |
GREEK: Stefanos, Stephanos |
HAWAIIAN: Kekepania |
HUNGARIAN: Fanni, István, Pista, Pisti, Stefánia |
ICELANDIC: Stefán |
IRISH: Stiofán |
ITALIAN: Stefania, Stefano |
LATVIAN: Stefans |
LITHUANIAN: Steponas |
LOW GERMAN: Steffen |
MACEDONIAN: Stefan, Stefanija |
MAORI: Tipene |
MEDIEVAL FRENCH: Estienne |
NORWEGIAN: Stefan, Steffen |
OCCITAN: Estève |
OLD CHURCH SLAVIC: Stefanu |
POLISH: Stefan, Stefania, Stefcia, Stefek, Szczepan |
PORTUGUESE: Estefânia, Estevão |
ROMANIAN: Fane, Ștefan, Ștefania |
RUSSIAN: Stepan |
SCOTTISH: Steafan, Steaphan, Steenie |
SERBIAN: Stefan, Stevan, Stevo, Stjepan |
SLOVAK: Štefan, Štefánia |
SLOVENE: Štefan, Štefanija |
SPANISH: Estavan, Esteban, Estefanía |
SWEDISH: Staffan, Stefan |
WELSH: Steffan |
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MASCULINE FORMS |
ANCIENT GREEK: Stephanos |
ARMENIAN: Stepan |
BASQUE: Estebe, Eztebe |
BIBLICAL GREEK: Stephanos |
BIBLICAL LATIN: Stephanus |
BIBLICAL: Stephen |
BULGARIAN: Stefan |
CATALAN: Esteve |
CROATIAN: Štefan, Stevan, Stevo, Stipan, Stipe, Stipo, Stjepan |
CZECH: Štěpán |
DANISH: Stefan, Steffen |
DUTCH: Stef, Stefan, Stefanus, Steffen, Stephan, Steven |
ENGLISH: Ste, Stephen, Steve, Steven, Stevie |
FINNISH: Tahvo, Tapani, Teppo |
FRENCH: Étienne, Stéphane |
GALICIAN: Estevo |
GEORGIAN: Stepane |
GERMAN: Stefan, Stephan |
GREEK: Stefanos, Stephanos |
HUNGARIAN: István, Pista, Pisti |
ICELANDIC: Stefán |
IRISH: Stiofán |
ITALIAN: Stefano |
LATVIAN: Stefans |
LITHUANIAN: Steponas |
LOW GERMAN: Steffen |
MACEDONIAN: Stefan |
MAORI: Tipene |
MEDIEVAL FRENCH: Estienne |
NORWEGIAN: Stefan, Steffen |
OCCITAN: Estève |
OLD CHURCH SLAVIC: Stefanu |
POLISH: Stefan, Stefek, Szczepan |
PORTUGUESE: Estevão |
ROMANIAN: Fane, Ștefan |
RUSSIAN: Stepan |
SCOTTISH: Steafan, Steaphan, Steenie |
SERBIAN: Stefan, Stevan, Stevo, Stjepan |
SLOVAK: Štefan |
SLOVENE: Štefan |
SPANISH: Estavan, Esteban |
SWEDISH: Staffan, Stefan |
WELSH: Steffan |
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FEMININE FORMS |
CROATIAN: Štefa, Štefanija, Štefica |
CZECH: Štěpánka |
DANISH: Stefanie |
DUTCH: Stefana, Stefanie |
ENGLISH: Stefani, Stephani, Stephania, Stephanie, Stephany, Stevie |
FRENCH: Étiennette, Stéphanie |
GERMAN: Stefanie, Steffi, Steffie, Stephanie |
HAWAIIAN: Kekepania |
HUNGARIAN: Fanni, Stefánia |
ITALIAN: Stefania |
MACEDONIAN: Stefanija |
POLISH: Stefania, Stefcia |
PORTUGUESE: Estefânia |
ROMANIAN: Ștefania |
SLOVAK: Štefánia |
SLOVENE: Štefanija |
SPANISH: Estefanía |
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