Flavia

Proper noun

Meaning

Flavia

A female given name from Latin, quite rare in English.

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Examples

Army spokeswoman, Brig. Gen Flavia Byekwaso said Wednesday that the purpose of the raid was to seize outfits and berets worn by Bobi Wine's supporters, that they argue are military wear. Source: Internet

Galician hermit Pelayo claimed to observe a mysterious brightness during several nights over the wood of Libredón, in Iria Flavia diocese. Source: Internet

The bones of St. James the Great were proclaimed to have been found in Iria Flavia (present day Padrón ) in 813 or probably two or three decades later. Source: Internet

Flavia returns to familial home Buckshaw, with the distant Feely and the annoying Daffy and now the super-annoying cousin Undine. Source: Internet

Flavia is one of the most endearing, captivating, curious, beguiling, precocious characters I've ever discovered in the pages of a book." Source: Internet

In this installment, Flavia draws upon her 'encyclopedic knowledge of poisons and gypsy lore to prevent a miscarriage of justice. Source: Internet

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