Meaning, origin and history of the name Emília

Gender Feminine

Pronounced Pron. /ɨ.ˈmi.ljɐ/ (European Portuguese) /e.ˈmi.ljɐ/ (Brazilian Portuguese) /ˈɛ.miː.li.a/ (Slovak) /ˈɛ.miː.lij.ɒ/ (Hungarian) [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Portuguese, Slovak and Hungarian feminine form of Aemilius (see Emily).

VariantEmili (Hungarian)

Masculine FormsEmílio (Portuguese) Emil (Slovak) Emil (Hungarian)

Other Languages & CulturesAemilia (Ancient Roman) Emilia, Emiliya (Bulgarian) Emili, Emilija (Croatian) Emílie, Emilie (Czech) Emilia, Emilie, Mille (Danish) Emily, Amilia, Em, Emalee, Emely, Emilee, Emilia, Emmie, Emmy, Millie, Milly (English) Emilia, Emmi, Milja, Milka (Finnish) Émilie, Emmy, Emy (French) Emilia, Emilie (German) Aimilia, Emilia (Greek) Emilía (Icelandic) Emilia (Italian) Emīlija (Latvian) Emilija (Lithuanian) Emilija (Macedonian) Emilia, Emilie, Mille, Milly (Norwegian) Emilia, Milka (Polish) Emilia (Romanian) Emiliya (Russian) Emilija (Serbian) Emilija (Slovene) Emilia (Spanish) Emelie, Emilia, Emilie, Milly (Swedish) Emiliia, Emiliya (Ukrainian)

Same SpellingEmilía, Emilia

User SubmissionsÉmilia, Emilia, Emilià

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