Cordelia

  • Origin
    Latin
  • Meaning
    The name Cordelia is often interpreted to mean "heart" or "daughter of the sea," stemming from the Latin elements "cor" (heart) and "deus" (sea). The name carries connotations of love, strength, and beauty.
  • Variations
    Cordella, Cordelie, Cordula, Kordelia, Kordula
  • Similar names
    Cornelia, Cecilia, Isabella, Arabella, Amelia
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  • If you're searching for a name that exudes both elegance and strength, look no further than Cordelia. With its roots in Latin and literary associations, Cordelia has captured hearts throughout the ages. The name gained prominence through Shakespeare's tragedy "King Lear," where Cordelia is portrayed as a symbol of loyalty and filial love. Cordelia carries a beautiful meaning, often interpreted as "heart" or "daughter of the sea," connecting it to emotions and the vastness of the ocean. These traits embody the nurturing and compassionate nature of those named Cordelia. As parents contemplate the perfect name for their baby girl, Cordelia stands out with its vintage charm and versatility. It lends itself to various nicknames, such as the sweet Cordie, the sophisticated Delia, or the vibrant Lia. From historical figures and contemporary achievers to fictional characters that have inspired audiences, Cordelia has left an indelible mark across literature, arts, and sciences. Its timeless allure and profound significance make Cordelia a wonderful choice for the newest addition to your family, promising a lifetime of grace and resilience.
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