Amaliya

Meaning of Amaliya

Amaliya (ah-MAH-lee-yuh) springs from the storied Latin Aemilia clan—where ambition met elegance—and flirts delightfully with the Arabic word for hope, infusing the name with promise as bright as a morning sunbeam. Rolling off the tongue like a sun-soaked sonata, it evokes golden wheat fields and festive Latin rhythms in a single breath. Though its sparkle remains under the radar in the US, nestled around the mid-900s in popularity, that rarity only amplifies its irresistible charm—parents who choose Amaliya won’t be another face in the crowd. This name dances between history and horizon, weaving industrious strength with tender warmth into every syllable. For those longing for a name that feels both centuries-old and joyously fresh, Amaliya delivers a lyrical promise that’s hard to resist.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as ah-MAH-lee-yuh (/əˈmɑːliə/)

Russian

• Pronunced as ah-mah-LIY-yah (/ɐmɐˈlʲijə/)

• Amalia
• Amelia
• Amaya
• Amira
• Amara
• Amelie
• Amabella