Talía

A multicultural choice, Talía is used as the Spanish, Icelandic, and Galician form of Talia, a name with mutliple sources and meanings.

On one hand, it may relate to the mythological Greek name, Thalia, borne by one of the nine Muses and one of the three Graces. In this case, it would have the floral meaning of "blossom" and can be associated with comedy and pastoral poetry.

Alternatively, Talía may be derived from the Hebrew name, which means "dew from God", or it may have emerged as a short form of the international Natalia, giving it a Christmassy feel.

In Icelandic, it would be said TAH-lee-a, while in Spanish, it would be ta-LEE-a.

Pronounced tah-LEE-uh.