In the world, Amela (Amela 
, اميلا 
, Амела 
) is a common primarily girly, but very infrequently boy's first name. The forename Amela is characteristic of Southern Europe, particularly Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is a common girly name, Montenegro, where it is quite a common girly name, and Albania, where it is quite a common principally girly, but very seldom male name (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in India, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Much less frequently, Amela is the last name as well as the forename.
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amela kršo association football player, BA (b. 1991) |
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| amela lukač zoranić Serbian politician (b. 1979) |
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| amela jusić researcher |
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| amela keserovic Danish association football player |
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| amela trbakovic researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0003-4944-8626 |
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| amela dervisevic researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-4251-1437) |
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| amela muratović-ribić Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh 2003 |
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| amela vilić Croatian costume designer, HR |
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| amela jordamović Bosnian journalist, BA (b. 1981) |
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| amela fetahović Bosnian footballer, BA (b. 1986) |
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| amela duratović konjević SI |
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| amela kabaklić SI |
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