Iria

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I am a transgender male and I switched to this name because if you remove the first and last letters of my deadname, you get Iria. I love this name a lot and I'm glad I changed my name to this!I looked it up and the meaning behind this name is: "Ameaning bringer of joy" and I love it!I hope you like this name as much as I do.
― Iria froglet  2/11/2022
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This is the name of my youngest niece. My brother in law picked the name. Naming her after a comic book character with the name Iria. My sister was fine with the name considering she picked out their last two kids' names. My niece is Iria Celeste and people have complimented her on the name countless times. I am surprised to see the name on this sight and had assumed it was a form of Iris or something.
― harathor  5/3/2021
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I accidentally typed this. But I think this name is very pretty.
― ciara23  12/20/2020
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Galician pronunciation is /ˈi.ɾjɐ/. [noted -ed]
― colisman  12/13/2020
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https://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lista_de_nomes_femininos_en_galego#H -- consider Galician Iria to be derived from "Prerromano / Galaico: Pedra, vila (Iria foi unha guerreira celta). De iria Flavia."The Galician form of Irene is Iría.
― Anonymous User  8/28/2020
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Also Catalan: http://www.idescat.cat/noms/?q=Iria&lang=en.
― Anonymous User  5/10/2019
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Portuguese Iria and Galician Iria are two different names.
― anox  2/23/2016
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This name was given to 6 girls in America in 2013. Also was strangely given to 5 boys in 1927!
― cutenose  2/22/2016
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Iria: Zeiram the Animation is a six episode original video animation anime series produced by Ashi Productions and directed by Tetsurō Amino.
― Anonymous User  10/6/2014
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Name Iria is of an Illyrian origin - a name given to Illyrian goddess which personifies the Roman goddess Venus.
― iria  5/30/2014
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Warning: Rortuguese Iria and Galician Iria are different names. Port. Iria (stressed in the second i: Iría) perhaps comes from gr. IRENE. But Gal. Iria (stressed in the first i: Íria) comes from the place-name Iria, with prerromane origine).
― anox  12/30/2013
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Iria was the 14th most popular name for girls born in Galicia in 2011. (Source: Instituto Galego de Estatística).
― overtheclouds  12/25/2012
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This name is so pretty! I like it better than Irene, which is much more common (in the English language).
― Anonymous User  1/10/2010
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Iria Flavia was the Roman name of the current town of Padron.
― Nosferatu  11/17/2007
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