Most used nickname
- Input
- Felipe
- Expected output
- Fefê
First entry under "felipe" in the curated dictionary.
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nicknames for Felipe
Felipe comes from Greek and means "friend of horses". It is a masculine name carried by 621,460 Brazilians in the 2010 census, and its most common nickname is Fefê, followed by Lipe and Fê.
First entry under "felipe" in the curated dictionary.
1 syllable against the full name's 3.
The rule picks between -inho and -zinho based on how "Felipe" ends.
It uses a hybrid engine: it first checks curated dictionaries of real, documented nicknames in Portuguese and English, then applies linguistic rules for truncation (apocope and aphaeresis), diminutives, augmentatives and compound names, which work even for names that aren't in any dictionary.
It is "Fefê". After it come Lipe and Fê, all documented in the curated dictionary.
Felipe is of Greek origin and literally means "friend of horses". The meaning does not change the nicknames, but it explains the name's shape, and shape decides the cut: from "Felipe" usage drew "Fê" as the minimal version and "Fefê" as the longest.
The 2010 IBGE census recorded 621,460 people with this name, about one in every 307 inhabitants. Its high point was in the 1990s, and the name had been losing ground in the final decade of the series.
Yes. The lookup ignores accents and letter case, so alternative spellings of Felipe reach the same entry. What does change the result is the selected gender, since it decides which diminutive suffix is applied (-inho/-zinho).
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