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Amelia

Girl

Germanic · uh-MEEL-yuh

Origin

Germanic

Pronunciation

uh-MEEL-yuh

Meaning & vibe
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Often placed in a Germanic naming tradition; some references associate it with ideas like work or effort.

Amelia is a feminine given name that’s familiar in many English-speaking contexts and recognizable internationally. For meaning and origin, Amelia is often discussed in relation to older Germanic elements and related forms such as Amalia; some sources mention associations with work/effort, but presentations vary, so it’s best treated as a commonly cited association rather than a single definitive claim. Pronunciation in English is typically uh-MEEL-yuh. It has easy shortenings like Amy, and related forms like Amelie may be treated as distinct names in some places.

Etymology: Amelia is commonly linked to older Germanic naming elements and discussed alongside related historical forms such as Amalia; sources vary on exact pathways, so cautious wording is common.

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Origins, variants & nicknames
Names rooted in Germanic languages and the naming traditions shaped by them.

Origin

Germanic

Variants & spellings

Amelie

Nicknames

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