Emma
Whole
Traditionally associated with a rival; exact ancient name etymology is uncertain
Girl
Emilia
Traditionally associated with rival
Meaning
Emilia is a feminine name used in Italian, Spanish, Romanian, Polish, Scandinavian, German, and other European naming traditions. It is the feminine form of the ancient Roman family name Aemilius. The name is traditionally associated with the Latin word aemulus, meaning rival, although the exact original derivation of Aemilius is not entirely certain. Emilia has a long literary history, appearing in works by Giovanni Boccaccio and William Shakespeare. It is also related to the English name Emily, while retaining a more flowing, multi-syllable form. At Baby Name Care, Emilia is highlighted as an elegant international name with classical roots and enduring literary appeal.
Origin & Background
The name Emilia is associated with Ancient Roman: feminine form of Aemilius, Latin, Latin naming tradition, Ancient Roman name tradition.
Cultural / Religious associations
Pronunciation
eh-MIL-ee-uh
/ɪˈmɪl.i.ə/
Numerology
Pythagorean
4
Chaldean
6
Lucky Number
4
Name Style
Variations
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