Forename Flavia

In the entire world, Flavia (Flavia , Flávia , Флавия ) is a widespread female first name. The forename Flavia is habitual in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Argentina, where it is a common girly name, Brazil, where it is quite a common female name, and Uruguay (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in Brazil, Argentina, and Italy. Much less frequently, Flavia is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Flavia

name Флавиа, name Flauia, name Flavia, name Flávia, name Flaviá, name Flavià, name פלאביה, name Флавия, name Flavía, name Флавья, name Флавія, name Flavĭa, name Flavius, name รสชาติ, name Flãvia, name Flàvia, name Flávíá, name Flávía, name Phlávia

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Flavia	Argentina, Italy, Brazil, Mexico, Uganda
Flávia	Romania, Argentina, Italy, Brazil, United States
Флавия, Флавиа	Russia

First names said to be same

Flauia, Flavius, Flavià, Flaviá, Flavía, Flavĭa, Flàvia, Flávía, Flávíá, Flãvia, Phlávia, Флавья, Флавія, פלאביה, and รสชาติ

First name Flavia in the context

Flavia is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Flavia Albia , the fictional character by British author Lindsey Davis, The Jupiter Myth; Flavia , the operatic character in the opera Lucio Cornelio Silla; Flavia , the operatic character in the opera Flavius Bertaridus, König der Longobarden; Flavia de Luce and Flavia Petrelli , character in Falling in Love.

Notable namesakes

	flavia domitilla minore daughter of emperor Vespasian, IT (b. 45)
	flavia domitilla maggiore wife of the Roman Emperor Vespasian, IT (b. 50)
	flavia titiana Roman empress, wife of emperor Pertinax (b. 150)
	flavia maximiana theodora Roman empress (b. 270)
	flavia valeria constantina daughter of Roman emperor Constantine the Great, IT (b. 315)
	flavia iulia helena daughter of Roman emperor Constantine the Great and Roman empress as the consort of Julian, FR (b. 320)
	flavia maxima constantia Roman empress as the wife of Gratian (b. 361)
	flavia scilliato 1400- (b. 1399)
	flavia peretti damasceni (1574-1606), IT (b. 1574)
	flavia durand Italian painter (1635-1715), FR (b. 1635)
	flavia camp canfield American novelist, US (b. 1844)
	flavia pilo casagranda author (1801-2000) (b. 1801)
	flavia arcaro American actress (1876-1937), US (b. 1876)
	flavia paulon Italian journalist (1906-1987), IT (b. 1906)
	flavia steno Italian journalist and writer, editor (1877-1946), IT (b. 1877)