Forename Aemilia

In all the world, Aemilia (Emily , Emilia , Эмилия ) is a prevalent female forename. The first name Aemilia is habitual in Macao, where it is a common feminine name, the United States, and Philippines (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in the United States, Philippines, and Brazil. Much less frequently, Aemilia is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Aemilia

name אמיליה, name 艾米莉亚, name Émilie, name Emiliya, name Аемилиа, name Emilía, name Emília, name Емилия, name Emilija, name إميليا, name Emilia, name Аэмиля, name Ämilia, name Amelia, name เอมิเลีย, name Емілія, name エミリア, name Aemilia, name Emily, name Emilie, name ემილი, name Emilio, name ايميليا, name Эмилия, name Aemilius, name Emīlija, name Эмили

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Emily, Emilia	Philippines, Brazil, Poland, United States, Mexico
Эмилия	Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Russia, Azerbaijan
Aemilia	Australia, Brazil, United States, United Kingdom, Nigeria

First names said to be same

Aemilius, Amelia, Emilie, Emilija, Emilio, Emiliya, Emilía, Emília, Emīlija, Ämilia, Émilie, Аемилиа, Аэмиля, Емилия, Емілія, Эмили, אמיליה, إميليا, ايميليا, เอมิเลีย, ემილი, エミリア, and 艾米莉亚

First name Aemilia in the context

Aemilia is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Emily , the fictional character from the video game The Last of Us Part II; Eleanor Bartlet , the character in The West Wing; Strawberry Shortcake , the character, Strawberry Shortcake; Emily Thorne , the fictional character, Revenge and Emilia Ridderfjell , the fictional character of the Bert Diaries, Berts bekännelser, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	aemilia lepida first great-grandchild of Roman emperor Augustus (b. 3)
	aemilia lepida wife of Galba (b. 50)
	aemilia lepida wife of Drusus Caesar (b. 50)
	aemilia lepida fiancee of Lucius Caesar, IT (b. 50)
	aemilia lepida mother of Cornelia Metella (b. 90)
	aemilia tertia wife of Scipio Africanus (b. 230)
	aemilia hilaria 4th-century Gallo-Roman physician, FR (b. 300)
	aemilia von sachsen third wife of Margrave George the Pious of Brandenburg-Ansbach, DE (b. 1516)
	aemilia fugger (1564-1611) (b. 1564)
	aemilia theodora theresia, gräfin zu löwenstein-wertheim-rochefort 19 Jan 1659 Wertheim - 5 Feb 1701 Wien (b. 1659)
	aemilia luise von kospoth RU (b. 1655)
	aemilia juliana lenger (b. 1666)
	aemilia juliana krahmer DE (b. 1675)
	aemilia maria schwimmer DE (b. 1686)
	aemilia augusta zu stolberg-roßla (b. 1687)

Characteristic surnames

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