Alivia Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, Girl Names Like Alivia

Alivia Name Origin: American
Pronunciation: ah-liv-ee-ah
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Alivia Name Meaning

The meaning of the name Alivia is not clear. Some sources suggest it is a variant of the name Olivia, which means “olive tree” in Latin. Others suggest it could be a combination of the names Ali and Olivia. However, there is no concrete evidence to support either theory.

One thing is for sure, the name Alivia is unique and could be a great choice for parents looking for a name that stands out from the crowd.

Popularity of the Name Alivia

While the name Alivia hasn’t been around for centuries, it has seen a steady rise in popularity in recent years. According to the Social Security Administration, the name first appeared on the list of top 1,000 baby names in the year 2000, and has been climbing the ranks ever since. In 2020, it was the 300th most popular girl’s name.

Final Thoughts on the Name Alivia

When it comes to naming your little one, the pressure can be intense. Will the name be popular? Will it have a good meaning? And what if you choose something that sounds like “elivia” and everyone mispronounces it? Well, fear not parents-to-be, because with the name Alivia, you’re sure to have a unique and stylish name for your little one. Plus, think of all the fun you’ll have correcting people who accidentally call her “Olivia”.

In conclusion, while the origins and meaning of Alivia may be a bit of a mystery, it’s clear that this unique name has become increasingly popular in recent years. So, if you’re looking for a name that stands out from the crowd and will have people doing a double-take, Alivia might just be the name for you.

Alivia Name Popularity

How popular is the name Alivia? Here’s everything we know.

Year	Rank	# Births	% Births
1910	—	0	0%
1911	—	0	0%
1912	—	0	0%
1913	—	0	0%
1914	—	0	0%
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1918	—	0	0%
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1920	—	0	0%
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1930	—	0	0%
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1932	—	0	0%
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1934	—	0	0%
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1936	—	0	0%
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1980	—	0	0%
1981	—	0	0%
1982	—	0	0%
1983	—	0	0%
1984	2,751	6	0.0004%
1985	—	0	0%
1986	—	0	0%
1987	—	0	0%
1988	3,171	6	0.0004%
1989	2,479	14	0.0009%
1990	1,572	50	0.003%
1991	1,203	94	0.0058%
1992	1,379	71	0.0044%
1993	1,206	93	0.006%
1994	1,284	81	0.0053%
1995	931	153	0.0102%
1996	1,027	130	0.0087%
1997	795	211	0.0143%
1998	659	302	0.0202%
1999	607	358	0.0239%
2000	564	419	0.0274%
2001	479	543	0.036%
2002	429	648	0.0432%
2003	344	869	0.0571%
2004	327	940	0.0617%
2005	287	1,126	0.0736%
2006	253	1,296	0.0828%
2007	208	1,629	0.1032%
2008	181	1,821	0.1178%
2009	178	1,825	0.1221%
2010	175	1,756	0.1219%
2011	190	1,654	0.1161%
2012	186	1,679	0.1178%
2013	181	1,729	0.1214%
2014	206	1,591	0.1092%
2015	209	1,502	0.1032%
2016	214	1,442	0.1%
2017	234	1,304	0.0934%
2018	219	1,361	0.0991%
2019	247	1,244	0.0919%
2020	252	1,138	0.0894%
2021	272	1,047	0.0856%
2022	316	984	0.0746%

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Names Like Alivia

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What names sound like Alivia?

If you like how Alivia sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Alivia.

Name	Meaning	Origin
Alva	Elf	Scandinavian
Alvie	Elf or magical being, friend	English
Elvia	White, noble, bright	Irish
Oliva	Olive tree	Latin
Olivia	Olive tree	Latin
Olivya	Olive tree	Latin

What names are similar to Alivia?

Find a name that’s like Alivia, but just a little bit different.

Name	Meaning	Origin
Alicia	Noble one	Spanish
Alidia	Small winged one	Latin
Alisia	Noble, exalted	German
Alitia	Noble, exalted	German

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17 Comments

Carrie Jan 18 at 5:11 am

We just liked the name

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- Alivia Dec 12 at 5:25 pm
  
  I love unique spelling and i just love my name lol!
  
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Sabrina Sep 27 at 1:44 pm

I loved the sound of this name and the associated nicknames. (Livy, Livia, Ali) I didn’t want “Olivia” because I liked it pronounced with an “a” sound. I just hope our daughter doesn’t get annoyed with always having to tell people it is spelled with an “A.”

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Alivia Mar 4 at 2:15 pm

My mom loved Olivia from the tv show called “The Waltons.” And wanted to name me that but also wanted it to be a bit different, hence Alivia. Lol I used to always introduce myself as Alivia with an A. I can relate to those who’ve done the same! Haha

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- Alivia Jun 5 at 12:03 am
  
  That’s literally so relatable I almost was like did I wrote that one day and forget? Lol only different was my mom got the name off The Crosby show and wanted it to be different so added an A super cool seeing Alivia become abit more common but only ever see it on the phone
  
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- jamal Mar 7 at 7:46 am
  
  SLAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY PERIODDDDDDDDDDDDD WHATS 4+4 ATEEEEEEE. i did not listen to the voices now i will be taken by him. my life is due at 11:59.
  
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Aj Nov 21 at 11:20 am

Ok my old name when I was a girl was Alivia and it was fine for a while, but I changed it. Its not bad and all like its an nice name, but dude, It stinks.

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- alivia Nov 25 at 11:50 pm
  
  what is your real name then aj??
  
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Avina Sep 22 at 12:30 am

My Alivia turns 5 this year! And I’m still grateful I picked Alivia for my baby’s name! 🙂

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Stephanie Mar 24 at 5:57 pm

My Alivia is 29!!! I loved Olivia on the Cosby show but didn’t want people to call her Olive or anything like that so I changed to O to an A. I absolutely love the name and it fits her perfectly.

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Kelly Jan 27 at 6:03 pm

Names like Oliver, Olivia and Olive run through my husband family.
He like Olivia, I liked it but didn’t cause is was too popular at the time and a bit old fashioned so he agreed to spell it with an A and we love it.
She is now 12 and introduces her self as Alivia with an A hahaha.

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- Alivia Feb 19 at 7:21 pm
  
  Eeek! My name is Alivia, and it’s great and all, but I know I’ll never get my name on one of those name souvenirs…
  I always introduce myself as Alivia with an A instead of O, as people just write my orders and everything with a O
  
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Alivia Jan 8 at 11:48 am

So my name is actually Alivia and I think it is a beautiful name because not many people know it and you won’t get mixed up with kids at school like other kids do. Alivia is an uncommon name I just wish it wasn’t from the name Olivia I wish it meant something other than a different way of spelling it but I think it is an amazing name.

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BRITTNIE Dec 2 at 6:26 pm

This pregnancy we struggled to agree on a name the entire time. When I was in labor my husband mentioned the name Alivia, I thought it meshed well with our other daughter’s name, Elaina. The only thing that I don’t like about the name is that it is a variation of a very popular name Olivia and most people spell her name wrong.

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- Alivia Jan 8 at 11:46 am
  
  haha My name is Alivia and my little sisters name is Eliana! It’s crazy thinking that! and Everyone spells my name with an O when I first introduce myself but I like how it is uncommon and not many people have it it really is a beautiful name
  
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Tasmin Dec 3 at 9:58 am

I picked Alivia because I just absolutely loved the name, and I knew it would fit perfectly with my baby girl for her name. & I was watching the waltons one day and heard them say Olivia and I knew that would b her name except hers would b with an A and not an O.

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Arianna Sep 2 at 12:46 pm

So our little family we all have A names and of course with the third baby we couldn’t leave her hanging lol. Of course since my other two have A names it was hard to decide what would fit and my husband stumbled upon Olivia but said what if we change it to A and boom we chose her name.

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