Livia (given name)

Livia is a female first name.

Origin and Meaning

Livia is the feminine form of Livy. Livy means a member of the Roman family of the Livii or " lividus ". In addition, Livia can be a form of Olivia ( olive tree ).

Livia is a very rare as a first name in Germany. In German-speaking Switzerland the first name Livia was in 2008 among the 20 most common first names for babies.

Name-day

Name day is November 13.

Related forms

Liv, Liva, Olivia

Famous names winners

• Livia, Roman aristocrat in the 1st century BC and daughter of Marcus Livius Drusus
• Livia Drusilla (58 BC -29 AD), third wife of the Roman Emperor Augustus ( see also: Portico of Livia, Villa di Livia and Casa di Livia )
• Livilla ( 13 BC - AD 31 ), also called Livia Julia, Roman aristocrat and daughter of the elder Drusus and the younger Antonia
• Iulia Livia (5 AD -43 AD), Roman aristocrat and daughter of Tiberius Drusus Julius Caesar and the Livilla
• Livia Kubach (* 1966), German sculptor
• Livia Medullina, fiancé of the Roman Emperor Claudius around the time of
• Livia Orestilla, second wife of the Roman Emperor Caligula ( AD 37 or 38 )
• Livia Frege (1818-1891), German singer and patroness
• Holy Augustina Livia Pietra Toni (1864-1894), Italian nun and saint
• Gyarmathy ( born 1932 ), Hungarian film director and screenwriter
• Mrs Járóka ( b. 1974 ), Hungarian politician and Member of the European Parliament
• Livia Kádár (1894-1985), Hungarian graphic artist
• Livia S. Reinhard ( b. 1974 ), German actress
• Livia Turco ( born 1955 ), Italian politician ( The Olive -DS)