Girl Amalia An Italian variant of Amelia. Amalia Name Origin: Latin Pronunciation: a-ma-lia See what 8 people think about Amalia Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Amalia name meaning, which is An Italian variant of Amelia. Ask your friends & family about Amalia… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Amalia Name Popularity How popular is the name Amalia? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 — 23 0.0065% 1911 — 10 0.0027% 1912 — 16 0.0032% 1913 — 26 0.0046% 1914 — 37 0.0053% 1915 — 42 0.0046% 1916 — 52 0.0054% 1917 — 43 0.0043% 1918 — 52 0.0048% 1919 — 63 0.006% 1920 — 54 0.0049% 1921 — 53 0.0046% 1922 — 55 0.0049% 1923 — 80 0.0071% 1924 — 92 0.0079% 1925 — 56 0.005% 1926 — 77 0.007% 1927 — 77 0.007% 1928 — 82 0.0077% 1929 — 69 0.0067% 1930 — 70 0.0067% 1931 — 58 0.0059% 1932 — 46 0.0047% 1933 — 43 0.0046% 1934 — 31 0.0032% 1935 — 24 0.0025% 1936 — 35 0.0036% 1937 — 25 0.0025% 1938 — 21 0.0021% 1939 — 26 0.0026% 1940 — 33 0.0031% 1941 — 32 0.0028% 1942 — 22 0.0017% 1943 — 39 0.003% 1944 — 34 0.0027% 1945 — 33 0.0027% 1946 — 32 0.0022% 1947 — 43 0.0026% 1948 — 47 0.0029% 1949 — 44 0.0027% 1950 — 44 0.0027% 1951 — 39 0.0023% 1952 — 56 0.0032% 1953 — 50 0.0028% 1954 — 41 0.0022% 1955 — 46 0.0025% 1956 — 58 0.0031% 1957 — 65 0.0034% 1958 — 48 0.0025% 1959 — 41 0.0022% 1960 — 42 0.0022% 1961 — 60 0.0032% 1962 — 63 0.0034% 1963 — 55 0.0031% 1964 — 62 0.0035% 1965 — 53 0.0032% 1966 — 49 0.0031% 1967 — 51 0.0034% 1968 — 46 0.0031% 1969 — 39 0.0025% 1970 — 50 0.0031% 1971 — 55 0.0037% 1972 — 48 0.0035% 1973 — 72 0.0056% 1974 — 66 0.0051% 1975 — 61 0.0047% 1976 — 62 0.0048% 1977 — 64 0.0047% 1978 — 79 0.0059% 1979 — 59 0.0042% 1980 — 70 0.0048% 1981 — 87 0.0059% 1982 — 67 0.0045% 1983 — 42 0.0028% 1984 — 78 0.0052% 1985 — 88 0.0058% 1986 — 74 0.0049% 1987 — 63 0.0041% 1988 — 58 0.0037% 1989 — 76 0.0047% 1990 — 105 0.0063% 1991 — 98 0.006% 1992 — 95 0.006% 1993 — 86 0.0055% 1994 — 96 0.0063% 1995 — 100 0.0066% 1996 — 89 0.0059% 1997 — 104 0.007% 1998 — 72 0.0048% 1999 — 85 0.0057% 2000 — 93 0.0061% 2001 — 98 0.0065% 2002 — 122 0.0081% 2003 — 143 0.0094% 2004 — 136 0.0089% 2005 — 137 0.009% 2006 — 187 0.0119% 2007 — 167 0.0106% 2008 — 189 0.0122% 2009 — 195 0.013% 2010 — 180 0.0125% 2011 — 217 0.0152% 2012 — 188 0.0132% 2013 — 226 0.0159% 2014 — 251 0.0172% 2015 — 295 0.0203% 2016 — 321 0.0223% 2017 — 453 0.0325% 2018 — 472 0.0344% 2019 — 453 0.0335% 2020 — 459 0.0361% 2021 — 424 0.0347% 2022 — 474 0.0359% 2023 — 536 0.0414% Alabama (AL) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) North Carolina (NC) Nebraska (NE) 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) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Amalia If you like Amalia, you’ll love these other names like Amalia. What names sound like Amalia? If you like how Amalia sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Amalia. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Amala Hope Arabic Amalea Industrious, striving; work; rival; laborious; eager Latin Amalie Industrious, striving; work; rival; laborious; eager Latin Amaliya Industrious, striving; work Latin Amalya Industrious, striving; work Latin Amilia Amiable Latin Emalia Rival; laborious; eager Latin What names are similar to Amalia? Find a name that’s like Amalia, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Adalia God is my refuge; noble one Hebrew Amadia Lovable Latin Amalida Hardworking woman German Amalija Industrious, striving; work Latin Amalina Industrious, striving; work Latin Amalita Industrious, striving; work Latin Atalia The Lord is exalted Hebrew Azalia Reserved by God Greek Lists With Amalia Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Amalia. Sicilian Girl Names With Old World Appeal // 113 names Capture the beauty of the Mediterranean and so much more with Sicilian girl names. From common monikers to rare place names, we have them all on our list of Sicilian sweethearts. Latina Girl Names to Honor Your Daughter’s Roots // 152 names Latina girl names are a melting pot of cultures, meanings, and stunning sounds. Browse our list of these gorgeous names. Filipino Girl Names With Endless Beauty // 162 names Filipino girl names range from well-known classics around the world to island-specific stunners. Discover these amazing names with us. Nice Girl Names You Can’t Help But Adore // 269 names Nice girl names are easy to connect with, whether through a positive association, their girl-next-door nature, or a sweet sound. Get to know them with us. Meaningful Baby Girl Names Bursting with Heart // 175 names Meaningful baby girl names aren’t just stunning in sound but also in heart and spirit. Check out these monikers with mighty meanings. Siblings of Amalia Mamas with kids named Amalia also have kids with these names. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender James Supplanter English Marcus Dedicated to Mars Latin Share Your Thoughts 8 Comments Mariana Jun 28 at 9:52 am I wanted a Catholic name and in Spanish. I search for saints around my daughter’s due date and picked the ones I liked. My husband and I held a tournament where he put 8 names and I put 8 names, and this was our favorite out of all of them. It took us approx 8 months to decide lol Reply Noelle Aug 10 at 8:16 pm My husband is Lebanese and we were looking into Arabic-inspired names. We have always loved the name Amal and his grandmother’s name was Lamia. From the moment we discovered the name Amalia, it just felt perfect. Our little girl was quite hard-working and industrious in the womb (a.k.a. such strong ninja jabs & kicks), and now that we just met her, we can’t imagine her being anyone other than our little Amalia. 🙂 Reply Amalia May 8 at 9:17 am It is my sister’s name. She was named after a good friend. The name is Mexican. I think it’s a pretty name. We call her Molly. We wanted to stay with family names. Reply Mathilda Nov 21 at 10:55 am We wanted to pick a name that would sound beautiful in both our home language Afrikaans and in English. My husband and I both loved the name when we searched for names. Reply Polly May 24 at 2:09 am My best friend actually named my daughter!!!!! Reply Carmen Apr 4 at 2:47 pm I chose Amalia because that is my middle name since she is my last child and is the only girl i named her after me. I love everything about her name she is me basically Amalia (my middle name) Rose (my favorite flower). She is the best most beautiful little girl. Her personality will brighten up your day even if you’re in the shittiest mood she is just everything i ever wished for and more. My Rainbow baby <3 Reply Polly Mar 22 at 10:51 am Actually a friend of mines gave me my baby’s name and I really fell in love with the name so i went ahead and named her AMALIA ROSE PUERTO!!!! I have no kinds of dislikes about her name Reply Hal Purvis Dec 30 at 5:02 am If you want me to I will get it done Reply Share your thoughts on the name Amalia Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Mariana Jun 28 at 9:52 am I wanted a Catholic name and in Spanish. I search for saints around my daughter’s due date and picked the ones I liked. My husband and I held a tournament where he put 8 names and I put 8 names, and this was our favorite out of all of them. It took us approx 8 months to decide lol Reply
Noelle Aug 10 at 8:16 pm My husband is Lebanese and we were looking into Arabic-inspired names. We have always loved the name Amal and his grandmother’s name was Lamia. From the moment we discovered the name Amalia, it just felt perfect. Our little girl was quite hard-working and industrious in the womb (a.k.a. such strong ninja jabs & kicks), and now that we just met her, we can’t imagine her being anyone other than our little Amalia. 🙂 Reply
Amalia May 8 at 9:17 am It is my sister’s name. She was named after a good friend. The name is Mexican. I think it’s a pretty name. We call her Molly. We wanted to stay with family names. Reply
Mathilda Nov 21 at 10:55 am We wanted to pick a name that would sound beautiful in both our home language Afrikaans and in English. My husband and I both loved the name when we searched for names. Reply
Carmen Apr 4 at 2:47 pm I chose Amalia because that is my middle name since she is my last child and is the only girl i named her after me. I love everything about her name she is me basically Amalia (my middle name) Rose (my favorite flower). She is the best most beautiful little girl. Her personality will brighten up your day even if you’re in the shittiest mood she is just everything i ever wished for and more. My Rainbow baby <3 Reply
Polly Mar 22 at 10:51 am Actually a friend of mines gave me my baby’s name and I really fell in love with the name so i went ahead and named her AMALIA ROSE PUERTO!!!! I have no kinds of dislikes about her name Reply
