Amelia
Introduction
work, effort
Background Story
The name Amelia is of Latin origin and has been popular in various cultures. It is often associated with nobility and hard work, epitomized by literary figures like Amelia Sedley in William Makepeace Thackeray's novel 'Vanity Fair.' In the story, Amelia is portrayed as a kind-hearted and virtuous woman.
Letter Count
Variations
Amelie, Amilia, Amalia
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