Forename Amália

Throughout the world, Amália (Amalia , Amália , Αμαλία ) is a widespread feminine first name. The first name Amália is characteristic of Greece, where it is a common feminine name, Argentina, and Georgia (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Mexico, Argentina, and Indonesia. Also, Amália is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Amália

name Амели, name מלכה, name אמיליה, name 艾米莉亚, name 艾米丽, name Amalia, name إميليا, name Malka, name Amalie, name Amélie, name أمالي, name Amelia, name Амелия, name Αμαλία, name עמליה, name Амалія, name Амалия, name Amelie, name Amália

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Amalia	Philippines, Argentina, Spain, Mexico, Indonesia
Amália	Romania, Germany, Spain, Brazil, United States
Αμαλία	Greece

First names said to be same

Amalie, Amelia, Amelie, Amélie, Malka, Амалия, Амалія, Амели, Амелия, אמיליה, מלכה, עמליה, أمالي, إميليا, 艾米丽, and 艾米莉亚

First name Amália in the context

Amália is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Amalia Sheran Sharm , the plant-associated character in the Wakfu franchise; Amalia , the Reverie character; Amalia , the operatic character in the opera Das Schloß by Aribert Reimann; Amalia , the operatic character in the opera Mala vita by Umberto Giordano; Annetiello's wife and Vito's mistress and Amalia , the operatic character in the opera I masnadieri by Giuseppe Verdi; Orphaned niece of Massimiliano, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	bezerédj amália Hungarian writer, HU (b. 1804)
	esterházy amália Hungarian noblewoman (1776–1817), HU (b. 1776)
	szákfy-szabó amália Hungarian actress, HU (b. 1830)
	amália dos passos figueiroa Brazilian journalist (1845-1878), BR (b. 1845)
	amália luazes Portuguese writer (1865-1938), PT (b. 1865)
	csiszár amália Hungarian writer, HU (b. 1815)
	hetényi amália Hungarian actress, HU (b. 1842)
	keresztesi amália Hungarian actress, HU (b. 1853)
	amália csillag Hungarian actress (1864–1920), HR (b. 1864)
	amália rodrigues Portuguese recording artist, fado singer, actress (1920-1999), PT (b. 1920)
	amália cintra matarazzo BR (b. 1885)
	amália xavier de oliveira BR (b. 1904)
	amália tóthné nagy (b. 1907)
	mozsolics amália HU (b. 1910)
	amália max Brazilian writer (1929-2014), BR (b. 1929)

Characteristic surnames

Rosa, Duarte, Veloso, Martins, Marques, Machado, Moreira, Miranda, Almeida, Araújo, Cardoso, Barbosa, Pereira, Ribeiro, Freitas, Fonseca, Carvalho, Teixeira, Nogueira, Ferreira, Oliveira, Rodrigues, Barros, Coelho, Campos, Castro, Dias, Lima, Maria, Matos, Silva, Sousa, Souza, Alves, Costa, Ramos, Magalhães, Rocha, Lopes, Neves, Nunes, Viana, Veiga, Mendes, Santos, Soares, Araujo, Afonso, Gomes, and Gonçalves