Sofia

[ soh-fee-uh, soh-fee-uh soh-fahy-uh ]

noun

1. Also So·fi·ya [] a city in and the capital of Bulgaria, in the W part.
2. a female given name.

Sofia

/ ˈsəʊfɪə /

noun

1. the capital of Bulgaria, in the west: colonized by the Romans in 29 ad ; became capital of Bulgaria in 1879; university (1880). Pop: 1 045 000 (2005 est) Ancient nameSerdica Bulgarian nameSofiyaˈsɔfiˌja

Example Sentences

Milioti, speaking on Zoom from her home in New York, explains that she loves Sofia.

From Los Angeles Times

Lead researcher Dr Sofia Gameiro from Cardiff University said the care many participants received while accessing fertility treatment exacerbated their trauma, and in some cases caused their trauma.

From BBC

With Sofia, though, LeFranc demonstrates an understanding of an underlying frustration with how these stories depict female characters and a misogynistic culture's shrunken regard for female power.

From Salon

With a laugh, she adds: “At the time, Sofia was actually a cybersecurity specialist.”

From Los Angeles Times

The row over campaigning was sparked by a now-deleted social media post from Labour's head of operations, Sofia Patel, that she had about 100 current and former party staff heading to America before polling day.

From BBC