Zophia is a unique and captivating female given name of Greek origin. Derived from the Greek word 'sophia', which means wisdom, Zophia is often associated with intelligence, knowledge, and understanding. Throughout history, figures like Sophia (Sophie) Germain, a French mathematician, and Sophia (Zofia) Wasilievna Kovalevskaia, a Russian mathematician and mechanicist, have embodied this attribute, making the name Zophia an inspiring choice for parents seeking to bestow their daughter with a name of substance.
The name Zophia saw a significant increase in popularity over the years, starting from just 5 births annually between 1999 and 2002, but quickly gaining traction with a peak of 48 births in 2013. Since then, it has maintained consistent popularity, with around 25-35 births per year up until 2020, before experiencing a slight decline to approximately 20-28 births annually from 2021 onwards. Overall, the name Zophia has been chosen for 641 newborns since 1999.