Have you chosen Amelia for your baby name, but are now searching for a middle name that goes well with Amelia? This list of middle names that go perfectly with Amelia will help you find the perfect middle name for your baby girl!
Amelia
Amelia is a perfectly beautiful baby name. Amelia is a variant of Amalia, a Germanic name meaning ‘work’, ‘industrious’, or ‘striving’. It was made popular by the daughters of George II and III of England, and also by the aviation icon, Amelia Earhart. Amelia was popular name around the turn of the century, but Amelia’s popularity declined through mid-century.
Amelia is currently growing in popularity again. It’s risen steadily in baby name charts, breaking into the top ten in 2017 and remaining there, currently hovering in between position 4 and 7. Amelia is likely to remain in the top ten for the next several years.
If you’ve chosen Amelia for a baby name, you’ve made a great choice! your next step is to choose a middle name that goes nicely with Amelia.
To do this, I’m here to help. I’ve selected nearly 50 middle names that go perfectly with Amelia. I hope this helps you in the search for the perfect baby name!
Middle Names for Amelia
So without further ado, here are my favorite middle names for Amelia!
Amelia Ann
Ann is a variant of Hannah, a Hebrew name meaning ‘grace’. This was the name of the Virgin Mother’s own mother, making it a classic name.
Amelia Blythe
Blythe was originally a surname meaning cheerful.
Amelia Brielle
Brielle are shortened versions of Gabrielle, meaning ‘woman of God’, but it is now being used as an independent given name.
Amelia Charlotte
Meaning ‘petite’, this French name is the feminized form of Charles. Charlotte is the name of several queens and princesses.
Amelia Claire
Claire is the French version of Clara, meaning ‘clear’ or ‘bright’.
Amelia Eloise
Eloise comes from the French and means ‘healthy’ or ‘large’.
Amelia Estelle
Stemming originally from Latin, Estelle means ‘star’ in Old French.
Amelia Faith
English word, originally derived from Latin, meaning ‘to trust’.
Amelia France
Related to the name of the country, a shortened form of Francoise.
Amelia Grace
From the Latin ‘gratia’.
Amelia Grey
Grey was originally an English surname, but can be used as a more modern given names that pairs nicely with Amelia.
Amelia Harlow
Harlow is a surname, originally coming from a place name. It means ‘rocky hill’.
Amelia Hazel
This pretty vintage name stems from the brown colour, or the hazel tree. It’s been in use since the 19th century. This name is another example of a perfect cross between a vintage name and an earthy, boho name for a baby girl.
Amelia Hope
Hope comes from the English word and is a virtue name. The simplicity of Hope pairs nicely with Amelia.
Amelia Jade
After the green, precious stone.
Amelia Jude
A shortened form of Judith, made popular by the Beatles song, “Hey Jude”.
Amelia Kate
Kate is a shortened form of Katherine, meaning ‘pure’. Kate stands on its own and pairs nicely with Amelia.
Amelia Lark
Lark refers to the songbird of the same name. It is a beautiful and whimsical name that sounds great with Amelia.
Amelia Lise
Lise is a French variation of Elizabeth. It’s a simple, but sophisticated names that pairs nicely with Amelia.
Amelia Love
Love is a modern English name. It’s a fun, whimsical name that goes nicely with Amelia.
Amelia Madeline
Madeline is a form of Magdalene, from Mary Magdalene. The main character in the books of the same name by Ludwig Bemelmans.
Amelia Mae
A spelling variation for the name May, which honors the month of May.
Amelia Maeve
Maeve comes from the Gaelic for ‘intoxicating’.
Amelia Maia
One of the seven stars in the constellation, Taurus. Maia was also the mother of Hermes in Greek mythology.
Amelia Maren
The German version of Maria, Maren means ‘sea of sorrow’.
Amelia Margaret
Margaret means ‘pearl’ in Greek. Margaret has often been a name given to members of royalty.
Amelia Marlowe
Marlowe was originally a surname, which refers to a place name. It means ‘remnants of a lake’ in Old English.
Amelia Mary
Mary is the Anglicized version of Maria, debated original meaning, possibly meaning ‘sea of bitterness’, or ‘beloved.’
Amelia Maud
Maud is an old form of Matilda, meaning ‘strength in battle’.
Amelia Meredith
Meredith comes from the Welsh and means ‘great lord’.
Amelia Oaklynn
Oaklynn combines the name Oakley and the name Lynn to create a pretty nature-inspired girl’s name.
Amelia Olive
This French girl’s name honours the olive tree. It’s a less common alternative to Olivia. Olive has risen in popularity in the past few years.
Amelia Opal
An opal is the name of an iridescent gemstone, which is the birthstone for October. The word opal means jewel in Sanskrit. Like other gemstones, Opal became popular in the Victorian era, peaking in early 20th century. It’s certainly a unique name that is also lovely!
Amelia Ora
Ora is a beautiful girl name meaning ‘prayer’ in Latin. It’s a lovely and unique Victorian name.
Amelia Paisley
Paisley comes from a Scottish surname, but originally stems for the Latin word for church.
Amelia Palmer
Palmer is a favorite unisex name of mine. It’s an English name which originally has roots from the Latin. It refers to someone who worked as a palmer, or refers to a palm tree and refers to a pilgrim to the Holy Land.
Amelia Pearl
Pearl is an English name that refers to the gemstone that forms in some shellfish.
Amelia Quinn
Quinn is originally an Irish surname.
Amelia Rae
Shortened form of Rachel or feminine version of Ray.
Amelia Rose
Rose pays tribute to the garden flower.
Amelia Rosemary
This beautiful vintage baby name means ‘dew of the sea’, after the herb, rosemary. It can also be a combination of Rose and Mary. Rosemary is yet another alternative to the traditional name, Rose. Rosemary has a vintage Hollywood feel, as several famous Old Hollywood actresses, such as Rosemary Clooney, had this name.
Amelia Ruby
Ruby is a Victorian girl name after the gemstone of the same name, which means ‘red’ in Latin. Ruby’s popularity peaked around the turn of the century, but is starting to re-emerge as a popular name.
Amelia Sage
English for the herb, or a wise person.
Amelia Shea
Shea is a variation of the Irish name, meaning ‘majestic’.
Amelia Sloane
Sloane is the Anglicized version of the Irish surname.
Amelia Sophia
Sophia makes a lovely middle name, meaning ‘wisdom’ in Greek.
Amelia Violet
The name Violet comes from the purple colour, or the small purple flower. It’s been popular in Scotland since the 16th century and in England since the 19th century.
Well parents-to-be, I hope this helps you find the perfect middle name for Amelia! Happy name hunting!
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