Pipsa
Greek · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Pipsa
Pipsa is a Finnish diminutive form of the name Filippina, derived from the Latin name Philippa, which means "lover of horses" (from Greek *philippos*, combining *philos* "lover" and *hippos* "horse").
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Etymology
Pipsa is a Finnish diminutive form of the name Filippina, derived from the Latin name Philippa, which means "lover of horses" (from Greek *philippos*, combining *philos* "lover" and *hippos* "horse"). The name is primarily used in Finland and Finnish-speaking communities, with roots in Christian tradition through its connection to the apostle Philip.
Pipsa currently ranks #495 in the United States as a girl's name.
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