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Flavia Titiana was a Roman empress. She was the wife of emperor Pertinax, who ruled briefly in 193 during the Year of the Five Emperors.
My name is Flavia. My mother was searching for a girl's name in a book of Baby Names, and this one jumped out at her and she just loved it. I disliked and was embarrassed by my name as a child and young adolescent, and came to appreciate it more as an adult. Throughout my life my name has been generally favorably received, and I get many compliments on it. My family has Italian heritage, and I am American born and raised. We have always pronounced it the Italian way and in two syllables: Flah-vya. I do not like when people at times pronounce it Flay-vee-uh.
One of the Vestal Virgins: https://feminaeromanae.org/ListofVestals3.pdf
Sounds like flan ๐Ÿฎ.
Flavia Laos Urbina is a participant on the reality television show "Too Hot to Handle". She arrives on episode 4 of Season 4.
'Flavia' is a character who supposedly had 10 kids by age 18.
Flavia Gemina is one of the main protagonists in the children's book series The Roman Mysteries by Caroline Lawrence.
Also Sicilian: https://scn.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noma_siciliani
Exotic, but nicely displayed. I like this name.
The little girl character (Margaet O'Brien) in the 1948 movie Tenth Avenue Angel was named Flavia. So cute!
First came across this name in my Latin book in 1980s (Ecce Romani) and thought it a lovely name. Never had a daughter (only one son) so no occasion to consider using it.
10 baby girls born in the USA (2015) were given Flavia.
It's my name. Is very common in Brazil and really very exotic in USA. But I'm happy to see that there are people outside Brazil who consider Flavia a beautiful name. And I agree that the name Flavia seems to be the name of a red-haired and freckled woman. But unfortunately, I don't have natural red hair...
Ugly name. It just sounds like someome saying 'Flavor' but in a ridiculous way or with a deep accent like Russian.
Its like Anorld Swatszeneger saying the word.
Flavia is the name of the Mary Sue protagonist of the infamous Percy Jackson and the Olympians fanfic Moon Daughter (which is kind of like My Immortal in terms of its horrible spelling and grammar and hilariously bad dialogue). She is supposed to be the demigoddess daughter of Artemis. Despite her name meaning "blonde", Flavia hates blondes with a flaming passion.
Also pronounced FLAY-vee-ษ™ in English, as in Princess Flavia in "The Prisoner of Zenda" and Flavia de Luce in Alan Bradley's mystery series.
Generally pronounced FLA-vee-uh in English.
Flavia Brent is one of the characters in Michael Frayn's play "Noises Off".
It's a beautiful name! I really love this name.
Then there's Flavia di Stefano, the intriguing fictional detective with the Italian Art Theft Detection Squad in Rome, in Iain Pears' wonderful series of art theft detective novels.
In Ancient Roman times daughters of men named 'Flavius' would have been named Flavia.
The Ancient Romans would have also pronounced it 'FLAH-wi-ah' because in Latin the v's are pronounced as w's.
Though Flavia means yellow, it seems like a total redhead name to me. I picture gorgeous red or auburn-haired women from a Pre-Raphaelite paintings. I like Flavia a lot. It's a very beautiful name, and it has this Victorian elegance and strength to it, which I can't help but admire.
Flavia is the name of the main character in Alan Bradley's Flavia de Luce series.
Chancellor (and later President) Flavia is a Time Lord character on Doctor Who.
Princess Flavia is a character in Anthony Hope's novel "The Prisoner of Zenda."
Flavia Vento (born 17 April 1977) is an Italian showgirl.
Flavia Ottaviani (born May 17, 1981) is an Italian ice dancer. With former partner Massimo Scali, she is the 1997/1998 Junior Grand Prix Final bronze medalist. They placed 4th at the 2000 World Junior Figure Skating Championships. Their partnership ended following the 1999-2000 season.
Flavia is mostly used in Brazil, it sounds like a dog's name.
Flavia de Oliveira is a model.
Flavia Pennetta is an Italian tennis player.
Flavia Bujor is a French author who wrote her first novel, The Prophecy of the Gems, at the age of 13.
I read that book as well (only mine was the Prophecy of the Stones instead). It was a really great book, and is one of my favorites! I really admire Flavia Bujor for her unique and incredible writing.

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