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      Meaning of the first name
      Amaliya

      Origin 
      Arabic, Persian, or Slavic Regions

      Meaning 
      Wish, Aspiration, or Desire

      Variations 
      Aaliyah, Maliyah, Amalida

      *Some content has been generated by an artificial intelligence language model, in combination with data sourced from Ancestry records and provided by BabyNames.com.
      The name Amaliya originates from Arabic, Persian, and Slavic cultures, carrying connotations of wish, aspiration, or desire. As a name, it embodies a sense of longing and hope, reflecting the values and aspirations that are deeply rooted in many cultures. This multifaceted meaning contributes to its appeal, as it resonates with the universal human experience of yearning for something greater.

      Historically, the name Amaliya appears in various forms across different cultures. In Arabic and Persian contexts, names with similar roots have been traditionally favored for their positive meanings and their connections to the idea of fulfillment and aspiration. In Slavic regions, the name has also been utilized, often associated with localized variations and pronunciations. Over time, Amaliya has been embraced in various cultures, symbolizing distinct yet interconnected themes of hope and ambition.

      In contemporary society, the name Amaliya has gained popularity in various parts of the world. It is often seen as both a traditional and modern choice, appealing to parents seeking a name that conveys depth and meaning. Throughout social media platforms and baby name trends, Amaliya is recognized for its melodious sound and rich cultural significance. It continues to thrive in diverse communities, where it is celebrated not only for its historical roots but also for its enduring relevance in today's naming conventions.
      Based on our records...
      This is the most common surname, spouse name and child name associated with Amaliya.
      Azurova

      is the most common surname for Amaliya.

      Alexzender

      is the most common spouse name for Amaliya.

      Amaliya

      is the most common child name for Amaliya.

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      1869 is when there were the most people born with the first name Amaliya.

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