Flavia
Meaning of Flavia
Flavia is a charming and elegant name of Latin origin, meaning "golden" or "blonde." Pronounced as FLAH-vee-uh in Italian, the name carries a rich historical significance, often associated with ancient Roman heritage. Flavia has several variations, including Flavie and Flaviana, adding to its versatility and timeless appeal. Despite its classical roots, the name has maintained a modest presence in the United States over the years. According to recent data, Flavia was given to 8 newborns in 2023, ranking at 11,114th place. The name saw higher usage in earlier decades but remains a unique choice for parents seeking a name that combines history with a melodic sound.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as FLAH-vee-uh (/ˈfla.vja/)
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Notable People Named Flavia
| Flavia Pennetta is a retired Italian professional tennis player who achieved numerous milestones in her career, including being Italy's first top-ten female singles player and winning major titles. |
| Flavia Wasserfallen is a Swiss politician from the Social Democratic Party (SP) and a member of the Swiss National Council. |
| Flavia Fortunato is a versatile Italian entertainer known for her work as a singer, actress, and television presenter. |
| Flávia Renata Delaroli Cazziolato is a Brazilian freestyle swimmer who holds Olympic and National Records. |
