Amelia
Germanic name meaning "work"
Amelia is a feminine given name of Germanic origin, popular in English-speaking countries since the 18th century.
The name gained literary resonance from Henry Fielding's 1751 novel and aviation fame through Amelia Earhart: Amelia was the most popular baby name that year. (Lowercase amelia is a medical term for absent limbs.)
One who steers aircraft
- aviatorOne who pilots aircraft
- flightAerial journey by aircraft
- ElectraMythic Greek princess
- transatlanticSpanning the ocean between continents
circumnavigation · solo · Pacific · navigator · cockpit · airfield · altitude · propeller
First to forge ahead
- groundbreakingIntroducing radical new ideas
- firstPosition number one
- daringAdventurous courage
- courageousShowing bravery under threat
fearless · adventurous · bold · intrepid · visionary · pathfinder · inspirational · determined
pilot
One who steers aircraft
transatlantic · circumnavigation · solo · Pacific · navigator · cockpit · airfield · altitude · propeller · biplane
trailblazer
First to forge ahead
- groundbreakingIntroducing radical new ideas
- firstPosition number one
- daringAdventurous courage
courageous · fearless · adventurous · bold · intrepid · visionary · pathfinder · inspirational · determined · resilient
Emily
Latin-origin feminine name
Mia · Ella · Grace · Lily · Amalia · Amy · Millie · Cordelia · Adelaide · Aurelia
- First NamesJames, John, Mary, Elizabeth, William
- Girls' NamesAbigail, Alice, Amanda, Amy, Anna
- British NamesElizabeth, George, Henry, William, Victoria
- Fictional VampiresDracula, Lestat, Carmilla, Nosferatu, Armand
- operaopera, aria, arias, soprano, tenor
- 18th Century WorksCandide, Gulliver's Travels, Pamela, Tom Jones, Dangerous Liaisons
- Amelia EarhartVanished female pilot
- Amelia Bedelia
ameliorate, amelioration, ameliorated, ameliorating, ameliorative