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Bianca Klumpar

in the US

There is 1 person with the name "Bianca Klumpar" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Lexington, MA (1)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Bianca	1,453
Klumpar	503,412
Bianca Klumpar	27,953,576

is 1,449th most common Yu
is 1,450th most common Darnell
is 1,451st most common Fatima
is 1,452nd most common Elijah
is 1,453rd most common Bianca
is 1,454th most common Alba
is 1,455th most common Addie
is 1,456th most common Chip
is 1,457th most common Renae

is 503,408th most common Kluglein
is 503,409th most common Kluisza
is 503,410th most common Kluksdal
is 503,411th most common Klumack
is 503,412th most common Klumpar
is 503,413th most common Klusch
is 503,414th most common Klusken
is 503,415th most common Kluskiewicz
is 503,416th most common Klut

is 27,953,572nd most common Bianca Klines
is 27,953,573rd most common Bianca Klinke
is 27,953,574th most common Bianca Klinker
is 27,953,575th most common Bianca Klosa
is 27,953,576th most common Bianca Klumpar
is 27,953,577th most common Bianca Knapp
is 27,953,578th most common Bianca Kneip
is 27,953,579th most common Bianca Knighten
is 27,953,580th most common Bianca Knighton

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Meaning & History

Bianca

Klumpar

(female) Italian: from bianca ‘white’ (i.e. ‘pure’, but see also Blanche). The name was used by Shakespeare for characters in two of his plays set in an Italian context: the mild-mannered sister of Katharina, the ‘shrew’ in The Taming of the Shrew, and a courtesan in Othello. It came to prominence in the 1970s as the name of Bianca Jagger, the Nicaraguan fashion model, peace worker, and diplomat, who was for a time married to the rock singer Mick Jagger. Since then it has been used increasingly in the English-speaking world.