Milia

Milia draws its charm from both Latin and Greek origins. In Latin, it means 'pleasant or charming', derived from 'milium', a term for millet that metaphorically suggests beauty. From the Greek side, Milia translates to 'apple tree', rooted in the word 'mēlea'. This dual heritage gives Milia a feel of elegance and natural grace, evoking images of lush apple orchards and timeless beauty.

In terms of popularity, Milia has had an intriguing journey. It reached its highest rank of #5953 in 1956, then vanished from the charts for three decades before making a comeback in 1987. A notable leap occurred between 2004 and 2005 when it jumped 5654 spots. However, Milia experienced a sharp decline from #8887 to #14958 in 2010, and as of 2024, it stands at #8922.

Milia carries an air of classic elegance, perfect for those who appreciate names with a touch of history and natural charm. Its graceful sound and rich background make it a lovely choice for parents seeking a name that is both unique and timeless.