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      Meaning of the first name Aegeria

      Origin

      Latin, Ancient Rome

      Meaning

      A Healthy or Healing One

      Variations

      Egeria, Aeverie, Almeria
      The name Aegeria derives from the Latin word aeger, which translates to sick or ailing, forming a relationship with health and wellness concepts. In a broader sense, Aegeria symbolizes the notion of healing and restoration, making it a name associated with vitality and recovery. The term has connotations of being a protector or guardian of health, resonating with the idea of wellness and regenerative powers.

      In ancient Roman mythology, Aegeria was revered as a goddess associated with healing and the protection of mothers and childbirth. Regarded as a nymph and linked to the sacred spring of Aegerius, she played a crucial role in guiding and assisting women during their pregnancies and in maternal health. Historical texts credit her with the power to bring forth health and relief from ailments, embedding her firmly in the cultural fabric of ancient Roman society as a figure of sanctity and wellness.

      In contemporary contexts, the name Aegeria is not widely utilized but can be found in various health-related brands, organizations, and initiatives, aiming to evoke an image of healing and wellness. The usage of Aegeria in modern times often reflects its mythological roots, emphasizing themes of health, recovery, and maternal care. Furthermore, the name has also inspired various artistic and literary endeavors, serving as a potent symbol of nurturing and healing in modern narratives.

      Based on our records...

      Peterson

      Peterson

      This is the most common surname associated with Aegeria.
      Seelye

      Seelye

      This is the most common name of those married to a Aegeria.
      Barbara

      Barbara

      This is the most common name for a child of a Aegeria.
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      1893 is when there were the most people born with the first name Aegeria.

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