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I would definitely say it's unique. And pretty...and bonus not made up!!

In fact, according to behindthename.com Amelia is acctually a variant of Amalia, not the other way around! :)

It's not popular here in Australia, my daughter is called Amelia and even that wasn't too popular up until about a year ago.

It is different, but I can see people would assume the name was spelt wrong and call her Amelia anyway, that would be my only problem with that name.

It is a unique version of the very popular name Amelia, To me though it is too similar to Amelia, And could end up getting called Amelia by people who don't know you/the child very well.I actually prefer the name Amelia, But thats just me :)

EDIT-Read my answer again, It seems you haven't read it properly- I was saying it would get confused with Amelia...I wasn't misreading it!!

Sorry to say that it is not Unique anymore> It is another one of those names that has been overused in the last couple of years> Though, it is a very pretty name>

Yes, it's unique-but you may be correcting people for years with the Amelia's pronunciation.

2 people at my school are called Amalia

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Nikki

It was till you posted it on here lol