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in reply to a message by Caprice
Is Aurelia considered traditional in Sweden or is it a more "modern" name there?
In Brazil, Aurelia is considered traditional. I know one who is around 90. (She's born and raised here.) There are several Aurelias in my family. I've heard Aurelia in Sweden before, but only on young people.
In Brazil, Aurelia is considered traditional. I know one who is around 90. (She's born and raised here.) There are several Aurelias in my family. I've heard Aurelia in Sweden before, but only on young people.
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It's not a common name here at all. According to a statistic page, there are not even 300 Aurelias in Sweden (and I guess many of them are originally Latin American). Aurora, on the other hand, is an old classical name in Sweden, but has never been common.
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I'd probably guess more of them are Italian or Polish, considering there probably aren't many Latin Americans in Sweden.
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