Girl Emelia Emelia means: rival; laborious; eager. Emelia Name Origin: Latin Pronunciation: e-me-lia See what 8 people think about Emelia Share Popularity Alternatives Comments Infographic of Emelia name meaning, which is rival; laborious; eager Ask your friends & family about Emelia… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Emelia Name Popularity How popular is the name Emelia? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 — 0 0% 1911 — 0 0% 1912 1,071 5 0.001% 1913 1,129 5 0.0009% 1914 1,036 10 0.0014% 1915 1,106 12 0.0013% 1916 899 27 0.0028% 1917 1,139 12 0.0012% 1918 990 23 0.0021% 1919 1,436 6 0.0006% 1920 1,147 15 0.0013% 1921 1,230 13 0.0011% 1922 1,142 17 0.0015% 1923 1,172 16 0.0014% 1924 1,147 18 0.0016% 1925 1,284 12 0.0011% 1926 1,172 15 0.0014% 1927 1,282 11 0.001% 1928 1,329 10 0.0009% 1929 1,039 19 0.0018% 1930 1,236 11 0.0011% 1931 — 0 0% 1932 — 0 0% 1933 1,341 7 0.0008% 1934 — 0 0% 1935 — 0 0% 1936 — 0 0% 1937 — 0 0% 1938 — 0 0% 1939 — 0 0% 1940 — 0 0% 1941 — 0 0% 1942 — 0 0% 1943 — 0 0% 1944 — 0 0% 1945 1,617 5 0.0004% 1946 — 0 0% 1947 — 0 0% 1948 1,947 5 0.0003% 1949 — 0 0% 1950 1,805 5 0.0003% 1951 — 0 0% 1952 1,939 5 0.0003% 1953 1,893 6 0.0003% 1954 1,795 7 0.0004% 1955 2,020 5 0.0003% 1956 — 0 0% 1957 1,813 8 0.0004% 1958 — 0 0% 1959 — 0 0% 1960 — 0 0% 1961 2,266 5 0.0003% 1962 — 0 0% 1963 — 0 0% 1964 2,411 5 0.0003% 1965 — 0 0% 1966 — 0 0% 1967 — 0 0% 1968 — 0 0% 1969 — 0 0% 1970 — 0 0% 1971 — 0 0% 1972 — 0 0% 1973 2,659 5 0.0004% 1974 — 0 0% 1975 — 0 0% 1976 — 0 0% 1977 — 0 0% 1978 — 0 0% 1979 2,952 5 0.0004% 1980 2,738 6 0.0004% 1981 — 0 0% 1982 — 0 0% 1983 — 0 0% 1984 2,826 6 0.0004% 1985 2,303 12 0.0008% 1986 2,625 9 0.0006% 1987 2,865 7 0.0005% 1988 3,240 6 0.0004% 1989 2,408 15 0.0009% 1990 2,298 19 0.0011% 1991 2,110 24 0.0015% 1992 2,336 19 0.0012% 1993 1,985 29 0.0019% 1994 2,012 27 0.0018% 1995 1,996 27 0.0018% 1996 1,986 28 0.0019% 1997 2,259 20 0.0014% 1998 1,785 39 0.0026% 1999 2,058 28 0.0019% 2000 1,617 56 0.0037% 2001 1,576 62 0.0041% 2002 1,263 101 0.0067% 2003 1,189 124 0.0082% 2004 1,083 157 0.0103% 2005 1,042 174 0.0114% 2006 1,015 199 0.0127% 2007 1,121 170 0.0108% 2008 946 229 0.0148% 2009 864 264 0.0177% 2010 798 290 0.0201% 2011 751 310 0.0218% 2012 675 365 0.0256% 2013 653 386 0.0271% 2014 601 425 0.0292% 2015 576 463 0.0318% 2016 555 497 0.0345% 2017 518 531 0.038% 2018 447 637 0.0464% 2019 421 668 0.0493% 2020 451 637 0.05% Alaska (AK) Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) Delaware (DE) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Hawaii (HI) Iowa (IA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Maine (ME) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) North Dakota (ND) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) New Mexico (NM) Nevada (NV) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) South Dakota (SD) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Vermont (VT) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Emelia If you like Emelia, you’ll love these other names like Emelia. What names sound like Emelia? If you like how Emelia sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Emelia. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Amelia Work German Emalia Rival; laborious; eager Latin Emelea Rival; laborious; eager Latin Emeli Rival; laborious; eager Latin Emelie Industrious, striving; work; rival; laborious; eager Latin Emilia To rival Latin What names are similar to Emelia? Find a name that’s like Emelia, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Emelda Rival; laborious; eager Latin Emelina Industrious, striving; work; rival; laborious; eager; entire, universal Latin Emelita Industrious, striving; work; rival; laborious; eager Latin Siblings of Emelia Mamas with kids named Emelia also have kids with these names. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Comfort To strengthen, comfort French Share Your Thoughts 8 Comments Emelia Oct 11 at 3:56 am I thought it’s a good name I like it but many people call me emmie and I still like it Reply Emelia Oct 12 at 5:55 am Emelia is a great name u have to love it Reply Eva Jul 29 at 9:47 am It’s sentimental and I liked it. Reply Margarita Jul 3 at 6:33 am I was alone during pregnancy an I loved greys anatomy so ,one particularly actress I fell in love with. It stuck in my head during pregnancy an that was it. Changed the first due to her grandma . . Reply Julia Sep 27 at 11:12 am Mix of Emily (grandma), Emma (GiGi) and me (Julia) Reply Kayleigh Aug 21 at 9:13 pm We loved the name “Emie“, thought it was super sweet and cute and could just picture our little girl with that name. However, we wanted something a bit more sophisticated for when she gets older, so we took the name Amelia, and replaced the “A” with an “E” so that we could call her “Emie” for short. We love that the name is unique, somewhat elegant and sophisticated, but also sweet. Reply Kimberly Jun 8 at 8:16 pm Emelia Comfort. We had planned the entire pregnancy to name her Camilla but when she came into the world we just knew that wasn’t her. Emelia just seemed the perfect name. But we chose Comfort because we had a terrible hard year full of stress and sorrow and we knew she would be a comfort to us. And it happens to be a family name all the way back to American revolution days. The original ‘Comfort Anne Cash’ also was cousin to the famous Daniel Boone. Reply Jessica Apr 13 at 3:32 pm My husband liked Amelia and I liked the nickname Em/Emmie, so we compromised and spelled it with an E. We preferred this spelling to Emilia, as that is traditionally Spanish. 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Emelia Oct 11 at 3:56 am I thought it’s a good name I like it but many people call me emmie and I still like it Reply
Margarita Jul 3 at 6:33 am I was alone during pregnancy an I loved greys anatomy so ,one particularly actress I fell in love with. It stuck in my head during pregnancy an that was it. Changed the first due to her grandma . . Reply
Kayleigh Aug 21 at 9:13 pm We loved the name “Emie“, thought it was super sweet and cute and could just picture our little girl with that name. However, we wanted something a bit more sophisticated for when she gets older, so we took the name Amelia, and replaced the “A” with an “E” so that we could call her “Emie” for short. We love that the name is unique, somewhat elegant and sophisticated, but also sweet. Reply
Kimberly Jun 8 at 8:16 pm Emelia Comfort. We had planned the entire pregnancy to name her Camilla but when she came into the world we just knew that wasn’t her. Emelia just seemed the perfect name. But we chose Comfort because we had a terrible hard year full of stress and sorrow and we knew she would be a comfort to us. And it happens to be a family name all the way back to American revolution days. The original ‘Comfort Anne Cash’ also was cousin to the famous Daniel Boone. Reply
Jessica Apr 13 at 3:32 pm My husband liked Amelia and I liked the nickname Em/Emmie, so we compromised and spelled it with an E. We preferred this spelling to Emilia, as that is traditionally Spanish. Reply
