Meaning, origin and history of the name Emilie

Gender Feminine

Pronounced Pron. /e.ˈmiː.li̯ə/(German) eh-MEE-lee-eh(Norwegian) EHM-i-lee(Swedish) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

German, Scandinavian and Czech feminine form of Aemilius (see Emily).

VariantsEmilia(German) Emilia(Danish) Emilia(Norwegian) Emelie, Emilia(Swedish) Emílie(Czech)

DiminutivesMille(Danish) Mille, Milly(Norwegian) Milly(Swedish)

Masculine FormsEmil(German) Emil(Danish) Emil(Norwegian) Emil(Swedish) Emil(Czech)

Other Languages & CulturesAemilia(Ancient Roman) Emilia, Emiliya(Bulgarian) Emili, Emilija(Croatian) Emily, Amilia, Em, Emalee, Emely, Emilee, Emilia, Emmie, Emmy, Millie, Milly(English) Emilia, Emmi, Milja, Milka(Finnish) Émilie, Emmy, Emy(French) Emilia(Greek) Emili, Emília(Hungarian) Emilía(Icelandic) Emilia(Italian) Emīlija(Latvian) Emilija(Lithuanian) Emilija(Macedonian) Emilia, Milka(Polish) Emília(Portuguese) Emilia(Romanian) Emiliya(Russian) Emilija(Serbian) Emília(Slovak) Emilija(Slovene) Emilia(Spanish) Emiliya(Ukrainian)

Same SpellingÉmilie, Emílie

classic youthful natural wholesome delicate refined

Estonia: May 19

Norway: January 23