Mia

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Meaning of Mia

Mia is a beautiful female name of Italian origin, pronounced as MEE-ah in English. Its charm and simplicity have made it increasingly popular, as evidenced by its recent ranking among the top 10 baby names for girls in the United States. The name Mia has been consistently popular over the years, with a record high occurrence of 14,952 newborns bearing the name in 2015. Although it experienced a slight decrease in popularity during the early 2000s, it has since then steadily climbed up the ranks. A variation of this name includes Miah. With its origins and timeless appeal, Mia is an excellent choice for those seeking a classic yet distinctive name for their little girl.

Pronunciation

Italian

  • Pronunced as MEE-ah (/mi.a/)

American English

  • Pronunced as MEE-uh (/miə/)

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Notable People Named Mia

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