Cecilia (en. Cecilia)

/se-ˈsi-lyä/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Name of Latin origin, meaning 'cecilia' or 'cecilian'.

Cecilia is a very popular name in various cultures.

Cecilia es un nombre muy popular en varias culturas.

Reference to Saint Cecilia, patroness of music.

Many musicians celebrate Saint Cecilia on her feast day.

Muchos músicos celebran a Santa Cecilia en su festividad.

A name that can allude to delicacy and softness.

The melody that Cecilia played was impressive.

La melodía que tocó Cecilia fue impresionante.

From Latin 'Caecilia', which is a derivative of the name 'Caecus', meaning 'blind'.

Cecilia in music

Reference to the celebration of Saint Cecilia, patron saint of musicians.

Cecilia en la música

To make a 'Cecilia'

To do something with great harmony or beauty, alluding to the musicality of the name.

Hacer una 'Cecilia'

Ceciliano

Adjective referring to something related to Cecilia or her feast.

Ceciliano

Ceciliana

Feminine form of the adjective related to Cecilia.

Ceciliana

Cecilio

Masculine name derived from the same origin.

Cecilio

Referring to a talented person in music.

That girl is the Cecilia of the group, always impressing with her voice.

Esa chica es la Cecilia del grupo, siempre impresiona con su voz.

Endearing term for a close friend.

You are my Cecilia, you are always there for me.

Eres mi Cecilia, siempre estás ahí para mí.