Amelia
Gender: F
Origin of Amelia: Variation of Amalia, German
Meaning of Amelia: "work"
Amelia's Popularity in 2011: #30
Amelia, a lovely Victorian name, with heroic connection to aviatrix Amelia Earhart, is on the rise as an alternative to the overused Emily and Amanda, jumping 177 places in ten years. Amelia is in the British Top 10 and definitely heading higher in the U.S. too. While Emilia and Emelia are sound-alike names closer to the mega-popular Emma and Emily, it's the Amelia version that's most widely used. Kids might associate Amelia with book character Amelia Bedelia.
Aemilia, Aimilia, Amaleeda, Amali, Amalida, Amaliya, Ameila, Ameilia, Amelida, Amelina, Ameline, Amelisa, Amelita, Amella, Ami, Amie, Amilie, Amilina, Amilisa, Amilita, Amilyn, Amylia, Emelie, Emelina, Emeline, Emelita, Emily, Emilya, Melia
Amelia's International Variations
Milica, Amalia (Czech) Emilie, Amelie, Amalie (French) Emilia, Malika, Malcsi, Ilma, Mali (Hungarian) Melcia, Ama, Amelcia (Polish) Amilia (Scottish)
People who liked Amelia also like:
Elizabeth, Amelie, Celeste, Delilah, Eden, Elodie, Johanna, Sofia, William, Dexter, James, Owen, Finn, Isaac, Oscar
