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Camellia... a delectable, white-colored title which heralds the cool rise of spring after a quiet, contemplative winter. A symbol of everlasting purity, I imagine she will blossom into a simple, beautiful, exquisite flower. In my daydreams, she is a girl in a flowing white dress with flowers entwined in her hair. Clasping a book to her chest, she wanders into an alluring forest thicket with wide eyes, her heart open to the mysteries that surround her. In her presence, there is a sense of peace and calm that permeates the air like the scent of blooming flowers. She moves with graceful purpose, her steps guided by a deep reverence for the vein of the natural world... her soul is entwined with the ever-repeating rhythms of the earth.
Variant English Pronunciations: kə-MEEL-yə, kə-MEHL-yə, kə-MEE-lee-ə, kə-MEH-lee-ə, kə-MEE-lyə, kə-MEH-lyə.
It's very pretty, but it will take me a bit to warm up to it. The flower itself is very pretty.
CA'M'ELIA
CAE MI ELIA (Latin)
ЦАР МИ ИЛИЈА (Macedonian)
KING MY ELIJAH (English)Google Translate: https://translate.google.com/?hl=mk&tab=wT&sl=mk&tl=en&text=%D0%A6%D0%90%D0%A0%20%D0%9C%D0%98%20%D0%98%D0%9B%D0%98%D0%88%D0%90%0A(CAR%20MI%20ILIJA)&op=translate
Camellia Okpodu is a American biochemist and college professor and dean.
Camellia Johnson (1953 – 2015) was an American concert and opera singer. She began her career performing works from the mezzo-soprano repertoire, but after encouragement from the staff at the Metropolitan Opera retrained her voice as a soprano. She successfully made that transition after winning the Young Concert Artists competition in 1993. She went on to perform as a leading soprano with orchestras and opera companies internationally.
Such a pretty name.
This is a very underrated and ignored name. I will most likely name my daughter this. It's not as common as Camilla or Camille, and it sounds even prettier.
Camellia is an elegant, beautiful name that’s based on a flower that surprisingly blooms in the winter!
Beautiful! I love it! Sounds elegant, gracious, and sophisticated.
Love it even though I don’t really think much of Camila or Camilla.
I think of a nice girl who is pretty and creative and is very bright.
Love it! I like the combination of Camellia Jade. If I ever have a daughter one day, this will be her name. I can't get over how similar Camellia sounds to Camilla.
I really like Camellia! It's a charming name, and it isn't overused.
Camellia is one of the six Belles in Dhonielle Clayton’s novel The Belles. She is the narrator of the story and prefers to go by Camille. She is selected as the Favorite of the corrupt Princess Sophia of the fictional kingdom of Orléans.
I really love this name. It's so pretty, sophisticated, and delicate. I knew a girl named Camellia but before that, I named my white cat Camellia.
I know a girl called Camellia, and she pronounces is "cə-MEL-ee-ə".
Pronunciations should be: kəˈmil jə, -ˈmi li əhttp://www.dictionary.com/browse/Camellia?s=tMerriam-Webster shows the first pronunciation (kəˈmil jə) as standard, showing that it rhymes with Ophelia.http://rhymes.merriam.com/r/Camellia.
The name Camellia was given to 67 girls born in the US in 2015.
Camellia "Cammy" Travis (also known as Kudou Fuyuka) is a character in Inazuma Eleven.
I have always pronounced Camellia like ka-mill-ee-ah.My sister has this name, and most people mispronounce it. So many people (including most of her teachers), in fact, that now she just tells people to call her "Camel" if they don't get her name right the first few times...
This name is always pronounced in English as "kə-MEE-lee-ə", not "kə-MEL-ee-ə" (despite having two Ls).The Camellia is a very glamorous-looking flower originally from the Far East, and has been very popular in Oriental art throughout history. In the Victorian language of flowers, the Camellia symbolises Unpretending Excellence or Perfected Loveliness. [noted -ed]
I hate how it begins with camel.
In the Language of Flowers of Victorian England, a Camellia meant "admiration" or "perfection".
It sounds like Chameleon. Pretty nonetheless.
I have heard it pronounced ka-MAYL-ya and I think it sounds very pretty.
A good nickname for this would be Cam.
The Lady of the Camellias (La Dame aux camélias) is a novel by Alexandre Dumas. It has been adapted into plays, opera (Verdi's La Traviata) and film (one version which Greta Garbo got an Oscar nomination for).
Very pretty. Also the name of an old Hall & Oates song, something about a beautiful dancer leaving behind the man who fell in love with her.
This is a lovely name, but unfortunately, my impression of it will always be framed by the character bearing this name in a book I read.
"Camellia" is a flower. That is why "Camellia" has a nameday on Palm Sunday (the Sunday before Easter) - the day of flowers and willows (the names of the other trees also have a nameday).
It is a sweet and exquisite. Very feminine in an unfrilly way. Very artistic.
This is such a pretty, underused botanical name. And the camellia shrub, with its huge blossoms, is so gorgeous.

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