Forename Emīlija

Worldwide, Emīlija (Эмилия , Aemilia , Emīlija ) is a common female first name. The first name Emīlija is characteristic of Kazakhstan, where it is quite a common girly name, Russia, and Kyrgyzstan, where it is quite a rare feminine name. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. Much less frequently, Emīlija is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Emīlija

name 埃米莉, name Milda, name 艾米莉亚, name Emiliya, name Емілі, name אמילי, name 埃米利亞, name Emi, name Емили, name Emília, name Емилия, name Emilija, name إميليا, name Emilia, name Emilaia, name إميلي, name Емілія, name エミリア, name Aemilia, name Emily, name Αιμιλία, name Эмилия, name Emīlija, name エミリー, name Эмили

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Эмилия	Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Russia, Azerbaijan
Aemilia	Australia, France, United States, Israel, Malaysia
Emīlija	Latvia

First names said to be same

Emi, Emilaia, Emilia, Emilija, Emiliya, Emily, Emília, Milda, Αιμιλία, Емили, Емилия, Емілі, Емілія, Эмили, אמילי, إميلي, إميليا, エミリア, エミリー, 埃米利亞, 埃米莉, and 艾米莉亚

First name Emīlija in the context

Emīlija is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Emilia Ridderfjell , the fictional character of the Bert Diaries, Berts bekännelser; Emilia , the character in William Shakespeare’s Othello; the wife of Iago and an attendant to Desdemona, who unwittingly abets Iago’s plot; Emilia , the one of the ten fictional narrators in Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron, The Decameron and Emilia Pałkowska , character in Pierwsza miłość.

Notable namesakes

	emīlija gudriniece Latvian chemist, LV (b. 1920)
	emīlija gruzīte Latvian painter (1873-1945), LV (b. 1873)
	emīlija ozoliņa Latvian botanist, LV (b. 1895)
	emīlija veinberga Latvian politician (b. 1896)
	emīlija šmite Latvian chess player, LV (b. 1899)
	emīlija viesture LV (b. 1891)
	emīlija bērziņa Latvian stage actress, LV (b. 1903)
	emīlija brīvkalne LV (b. 1909)
	emīlija soida LV (b. 1924)
	emīlija sonka Soviet cyclist, LV (b. 1938)

Characteristic surnames

Sirmā, Palma, Vimba, Sembiņa, Strode, Briede, Mežale, Straume, Rudzīte, Grīsle, Karlsone, Kalniņa, Dreimane, Andersone, Pavlovska, and Mikalauska