Koralie

The name Koralie is the German form of Coralie and translates to "the little coral" or simply "the coral."

What does the name Koralie mean?

The name Koralie, regarded as the German variant of Coralie, carries the meaning "the little coral" or simply "the coral." The origin of the name may trace back to the word for the red or pink skeleton of sea corals, which is used in jewelry making. The etymological root lies in the Latin term corallium, which also means "the coral." The name gained recognition through Saint Coralia, who is among the forty ascetics and disciples of Deacon Ammoun from Adrianople in Thrace. Other forms of the name include Coral, Coralia, Coraline, Coralee, Coraly, Koralia, and Koraljka.

Where does the name Koralie come from?

The name Koralie has Latin roots and means "the little coral." The Latin etymology goes back to corallium, which means "the coral." In Ancient Greek, the term is korállion (κοράλλιον) and in Old English, coral, which also means "the coral." The name is common in Belgium, Germany, and France.

How do you pronounce Koralie?

Ko-ra-lie

When is the name day of Koralie?

The name day for Koralie is celebrated on May 18.

Popularity

In Germany, Koralie is a rare name. Currently, it ranks 5,884th on the list of the most common female first names. In the last ten years, Koralie has been chosen as a first name fewer than ten times, placing it 11,442nd in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 13,070th.