How to Say “Emily” in Latin

Aemilia
[ae̯ˈmɪ.li.a]
The English name Emily is translated into Latin as Aemilia.
Meaning: given name (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The name changes its ending based on its grammatical role in a sentence. Aemilia is used when the name is the subject. Use Aemiliam when the name is the direct object of a verb. The form Aemiliae is used for the genitive or dative cases, such as when expressing 'of Emily' or 'to Emily'.

Did you know?

  • The name 'Aemilia' shares its root with the Latin word 'aemulus', which means 'rival' or 'imitator', reflecting the competitive nature of the families who bore it.
  • The 'ae' in Aemilia is a diphthong that was pronounced as a single sound, which later shifted in Vulgar Latin toward the 'e' sound found in the modern English 'Emily'.
  • The name Aemilia is actually a way of saying 'belonging to the Aemilius family'. It originates from the 'gens Aemilia', one of the most powerful and ancient patrician families in ancient Rome.

Examples in context

  • Nomen mihi est Aemilia.
    My name is Emily.
    This sentence is useful for stating your own name using Aemilia.
    Tatoeba #2592302 by alexmarcelo, translation #2566189 by qislam
  • Estne Aemilia femina Graeca?
    Is Emily a Greek woman?
    This sentence is useful for asking if Aemilia is a Greek woman.
    Tatoeba #3592382 by soweli_Elepanto, translation #6333922 by RudeGuyGames
  • Iulia plorat et Aemiliam vocat.
    Julia cries and calls for Emily.
    This sentence is useful for describing a situation where someone calls for Aemilia.
    Tatoeba #3597633 by soweli_Elepanto, translation #6360672 by RudeGuyGames
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Example conversation

Aurelia and Lucius are discussing a girl named Emily.

  1. Aurelia

    Ubi est Aemilia?
    Where is Aemilia?
  2. Lucius

    Aemilia in horto est.
    Aemilia is in the garden.
  3. Aurelia

    Estne ea laeta?
    Is she happy?
  4. Lucius

    Ita, Aemilia laeta est.
    Yes, Aemilia is happy.

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