Adelia

Pronunciation: /əˈdiːliə/

Definitions of adelia

noun a female given name of Latin origin, meaning noble or kind

Example Sentences

A1 Adelia is my friend.

A2 I met Adelia at the library.

B1 Adelia enjoys reading novels in her free time.

B2 Adelia's intelligence and wit make her a great conversationalist.

C1 Adelia's dedication to her work has earned her several promotions.

C2 Adelia's philanthropic efforts have made a significant impact on the community.

Examples of adelia in a Sentence

formal Adelia is a renowned expert in the field of astrophysics.

informal I heard Adelia is really good at basketball.

slang Adelia is totally killing it at work.

figurative Adelia's creativity knows no bounds.

Grammatical Forms of adelia

• past tense: Adelia'd
• plural: Adelias
• comparative: more Adelia
• superlative: most Adelia
• present tense: Adelia
• future tense: will Adelia
• perfect tense: have Adelia'd
• continuous tense: is Adeliaing
• singular: Adelia
• positive degree: Adelia
• infinitive: to Adelia
• gerund: Adeliaing
• participle: Adelia'd

Origin and Evolution of adelia

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old High German

Story behind the word: The word 'adelia' is derived from the Old High German name Adelheid, which means noble or kind.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the name Adelheid evolved into Adelia and came to be used as a given name for girls in various European countries. In modern times, Adelia is often used as a feminine given name with a sense of elegance and grace.