Forename Clelia

In all the world, Clelia (Clelia , Clélia , Cloelia ) is a common girly first name. The first name Clelia is characteristic of Argentina, where it is quite a common female name, Italy, and Aruba. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Brazil, Argentina, and Italy. Much less frequently, Clelia is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Clelia

name Cloelia, name Clèlia, name Clelia, name Клелія, name Clélia, name Clélie, name Клелия

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Clelia	Peru, Argentina, Italy, Brazil, Mexico
Clélia	France, Italy, Brazil, United States, Angola
Cloelia	United States, Mexico, France, Spain
Клелия	Kazakhstan, Russia

First names said to be same

Clèlia, Clélie, and Клелія

First name Clelia in the context

Clelia is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Clelia , the operatic character in the opera Il Muzio Scevola and Clelia , the operatic character in the opera Octavia by Reinhard Keiser.

Notable namesakes

	clelia farnese Italian noblewoman, FR (b. 1556)
	clelia grillo borromeo Italian mathematician and scientist, IT (b. 1684)
	clelia caracciolo 1 Oct 1698 - 28 Dec 1764 (b. 1698)
	clelia durazzo Italian botanist and aristocrat (1760-1830), IT (b. 1760)
	clelia barbieri Italian saint, IT (b. 1847)
	clelia bompiani Italian painter (1848-1927), IT (b. 1848)
	clelia merloni Italian nun (1861-1930), IT (b. 1861)
	clelia duel mosher American physician, US (b. 1863)
	clelia garibaldi Italian writer (1867-1959), IT (b. 1867)
	clelia romano pellicano Italian writer and journalist, IT (b. 1873)
	clelia bruzzesi Romanian translator (b. 1836)
	clelia lollini Italian physician, IT (b. 1890)
	clelia bertini attilj Italian poet (b. 1862)
	clelia matania Italian actress, IT (b. 1918)
	clelia nanetti Italian nun, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint, IT (b. 1872)