Olívia (given name)

Olívia
PronunciationSlovak: [/ˈɔ.liː.vi.a/], Hungarian: [/ˈo.liː.viʲ.ɒ/], Brazilian Portuguese: [/oˈli.vi.ɐ/], European Portuguese: [/ɔˈli.vjɐ/]
GenderFemale
LanguageSlovak, Portuguese, Hungarian
Name dayDecember 3 (Hungary)
Origin
LanguageLatin
Meaning"Olive tree"
Other names
Variant formsAliveah (English), Aliviah (English), Aliviya (American English), Aliviyah (English), Alivya (American English), Alivyah (English), Alyvia (American English), Elivia (African English), Oleevia (Scots), Olevia (American English), Òlëwiô ( Kashubian), Olibhia (Irish), Oliivia (Estonian), Olivea (American English), Ólivía (Icelandic), Olīvia (Latvian), Oliviah (English), Olīvija (Latvian), Olivija (Lithuanian, Slovene, Croatian), Olivina (Faroese), Oliviyah (American English), Olivvia (Greek), Olivya (Russian, English), Oliwa (Hawaiian), Oliwia (Polish), Oliviya (Russian, Ukrainian), Ollivia (English), Olyvea (American English), Olyvia (Greek), Olyviah (American English), Olyvya (American English), Ouliva (Asturian)
AnglicisationOlivia

Olívia is a Portuguese, Slovak and Hungarian feminine given name form of Olivia. Notable people with the name include:

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