Amadea

Amadea represents the feminine form of Amadeus and Amadeo. The name has its origin in Latin and is translated as 'the beloved of God' or alternatively 'love God!', deriving from the Latin verb amare, which means 'to love'.

What does the name Amadea mean?

Amadea is the feminine variant of Amadeus and Amadeo. The name originates from Latin and means 'the beloved of God' or 'love God!'. It is composed of the Latin terms amare, which means 'to love', as well as the imperative ama, which means 'love!', and deus, which means 'God'. Amadea can be found in various linguistic areas, but it remains a rather rare girl's name overall. Variants of Amadea include Amada, Amedea, and Amadeja.

Where does the name Amadea come from?

The name Amadea has its roots in Latin and carries the meaning 'the beloved of God' or 'love God!'.

How do you pronounce Amadea?

The sound quality and pronunciation of Amadea: The name Amadea has a four- to three-syllable structure and is characterized by a broad sound. It is pronounced as 'A-ma-de-a' [amaˈdeːa], with the open A sounds giving the name a warm touch. The stressed syllable '-de-' with a long E adds brightness, while the open vowel sequence at the end provides a sense of spaciousness. Through these elements, Amadea sounds melodious and noble - harmonious, feminine, and melodic.

When is the name day of Amadea?

The name day of Amadea is celebrated on March 30 and August 30.

Popularity

In Germany, Amadea enjoys great popularity as a first name. Currently, it ranks 2,358th on the list of the most common female baby names. The name reached its best placement in 2007, when it was ranked 732nd. In the last ten years, Amadea has been given as a first name about 190 times, placing it 1,641st in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 1,815th.

Nicknames & pet names

Ama / Ami / Amie / Amma / Amsi / Dea / Dedi

Similar first names

Famous people

• Amadea Ackermann ('Dilla') (singer, songwriter, producer)