How to Say “Livia” in French

Livie
feminine
The English name Livia is translated into French as Livie.
Livie is the French female given name for Livia.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • In French history and literature, Livie is strongly associated with the wife of Augustus, the first Roman emperor.
  • In French, the name Livie is often associated with the Latin word liber, meaning 'free', though the name itself is historically tied to the Roman gens Livia.
  • While 'Livia' is an ancient Roman name, the French form Livie is strikingly similar to the French word 'livre', which can mean 'book' or 'pound' (currency).

Examples in context

  • J'ai rencontré Livie hier.
    I met Livie yesterday.
  • Est-ce que Livie vient avec nous ?
    Is Livie coming with us?
  • Livie est une excellente cuisinière.
    Livie is an excellent cook.

Example conversation

Gabriel and Emma are talking about their mutual friend at a cafe.

  1. Gabriel

    Tu as des nouvelles de Livie ?
    Do you have any news from Livie?
  2. Emma

    Oui, Livie m'a appelé ce matin.
    Yes, Livie called me this morning.
  3. Gabriel

    Elle va bien, j'espère ?
    She is doing well, I hope?
  4. Emma

    Elle va très bien, ne t'inquiète pas.
    She is doing very well, don't worry.

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