Claudia

Roman family name

Claudia is a feminine given name of Latin origin, from a Roman family name meaning "lame" or "crippled." It has been in continuous use since ancient Rome and remains common across European languages: Claudia called to say she'd be late.

The name appears in the New Testament as an early Christian woman. (Lowercase claudia is not a word.)

Roman

emperor

Male ruler of empire

empireDomain under unified control
CaesarRoman imperial title
legionGreat number, or soldiers

senate · patrician · Latin · gens · dynasty · ancient · antiquity · toga · forum · Augustus

name

friend

Non-kin mutual bond

sisterFemale sibling
daughterFemale child of parents
motherFemale parent

aunt · niece · grandmother · colleague · neighbor · classmate · teacher · mentor · partner · wife

Categories

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Latin NamesAurelia, Augustus, Cassius, Cornelia, Gaia
Roman NamesAugustus, Marcus, Lucius, Publius, Titus
Anne RiceLestat, Louis, Armand, Gabrielle, Marius
Biblical WomenEve, Mary, Ruth, Sarah, Rachel
Portuguese MediaBlitz, Maria, NOS

Opposites

gender of name

ClaudiaClaudius

Fourth Roman emperor

Phrases

Claude Monet
Claude Debussy
Jean-Claude Van Damme
Claude BernardExperimental physiology founder
Claudia Schiffer

Family

Claudius, claudication, Claude

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