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Livia
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livia Lívia
English
Etymology
From en la Līvia, feminine form of la Līvius, name of a plebeian Roman gens.
Proper noun
en female Latin.
V II Some nobler token I have kept apart / For Livia and Octavia, to induce / Their mediation;
Usage notes
Also used as a short form of en Olivia.
Related terms
en Livy
Translations
female given name
French: fr Livie f
Italian: it Livia
Latin: la Līvia
Latvian: lv Līvija f
Portuguese: pt Lívia f
Romanian: ro Livia f
Serbo-Croatian: sh Livija
Swedish: sv Livia
German
Pronunciation
de [ˈliːvɪ̯a]
de De-at Livia.ogg Austria
de Li vi a
Proper noun
de proper noun
de female
Italian
Etymology
From it la Līvia, feminine form of la Līvius.
Pronunciation
Lìvia
Proper noun
f
it female Latin Livia
it historical it former name of Forlì, the <<capital city>> of the <<p:pref/Forlì-Cesena>>, <<r/Emilia-Romagna>>, <<c/Italy>>
Further reading
Livia it
Anagrams
it aiilv viali vilia
Latin
Etymology
The feminine form of Līvius
Pronunciation
Līvia
Proper noun
Līvia<1> Līvius
a Roman nomen gentile, gens in feminine form
Declension
Līvia<1>