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Emilia

Girl

Latin · eh-MEEL-yuh

Origin

Latin

Pronunciation

eh-MEEL-yuh

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Often linked to Latin-root naming associated with the Roman family name Aemilius.

Emilia is a feminine name commonly linked to Latin-root naming and the Roman family name Aemilius (feminine Aemilia). It is widely used across many European languages, so spelling and pronunciation may shift slightly by country. Because sources differ on fine-grained etymology, it is usually safest to describe it as Latin-linked rather than claim a single definitive root meaning. In English, it is often pronounced eh-MEEL-yuh, and a short everyday nickname is Em.

Etymology: Commonly connected to the Latin family name Aemilius/Aemilia, with later usage across European languages. Exact root explanations can vary by source.

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Origins, variants & nicknames
Names rooted in Latin language, often via Roman history and later European languages.

Origin

Latin

Nicknames

Em