Lívia
Lívia Origin and Meaning
Lívia is a feminine name with ancient Roman roots, originating as a feminine form of the Roman family name Livius, which may have derived from a Latin word meaning 'bluish' or 'lead-colored'. The name carries historical significance through figures like Livia Drusilla, wife of Emperor Augustus. Lívia (with the accent) is particularly popular in Hungary, Brazil, Portugal, and other Central European and Lusophone countries. The name exudes classical elegance while maintaining a contemporary feel. Its international appeal lies in its melodious pronunciation and cross-cultural recognition. In recent decades, Lívia has seen increased usage globally as parents seek names with historical depth and feminine sophistication.