Coralia

Coralia is a feminine first name that is regarded as the Galician and Spanish variant of Coralie. The meaning of the name is directly translated as 'the coral.'

What does the name Coralia mean?

Coralia is a feminine first name that derives from the Galician and Spanish spelling of Coralie. The name literally means 'the coral.' This designation likely comes from the term for a red or pink skeleton from marine corals that is used to make jewelry. Its roots lie in the Latin word corallium, which also means 'the coral.' The name gained recognition through Saint Coralia, who is considered one of the forty ascetics and a student of the deacon Ammoun, who came from Adrianople in Thrace. The Portuguese variant of the name is Corália. Other forms include Coral, Coraline, Coralee, Coraly, Koralia, Koralie, and Koraljka.

Where does the name Coralia come from?

The name Coralia has its roots in both Old English and Latin and means 'the coral.' In Old English, the word coral can be found, while in Latin it is referred to as corallium. In Ancient Greek, the term is korállion, which also describes 'the coral' or the hard skeleton. The name is widespread in several languages, including Galician, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, and Spanish.

How do you pronounce Coralia?

Ko-ra-li-a

When is the name day of Coralia?

The name day for Coralia is celebrated on May 18.

Popularity

In Germany, Coralia is a rather rare first name. It has not appeared in the German first name charts so far. In Austria, it reached its best ranking in 1998, coming in at 829th place in the first name charts. Between 1984 and 2024, Coralia was used as a first name in Austria fewer than 10 times, placing it at 7,542nd. In the last ten years, no child has been baptized with this name.

Nicknames & pet names

Cora / Li / Lia