Tiberia

Tiberia is the feminine form of the name Tiberius and has its roots in Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. In German, the name is translated as "the woman from the Tiber" or "the one born at the Tiber."

What does the name Tiberia mean?

The name Tiberia is a female variant of Tiberius and originates from Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. Its German translation means "the woman from the Tiber" or "the one born at the Tiber." The origin lies in the Latin term tiberis, which stands for "the Tiber," and also refers to the divine personification of this river. Other male forms include Tiberiu, Tiberio, Tibor, Tiberiusz, and Tiberi. The name gained recognition through the Roman Emperor Tiberius.

Where does the name Tiberia come from?

The name Tiberia has a Latin origin and means "the woman from the Tiber." The Latin word tiberis refers to the Tiber River and is the basis for the name. It is common in Italian, Portuguese, Romance, and Spanish languages.

How do you pronounce Tiberia?

Ti-be-ria

Popularity

In Germany, Tiberia is considered a rare first name. In 2014, it ranked 4,003rd on the list of the most common female baby names. Its best placement was in 2010 at 2,348th. From 2010 to 2024, Tiberia was given as a first name in Germany about 20 times, placing it at 7,235th. In the last ten years, no child has received this name. The worldwide popularity and frequency of Tiberia can be seen in the name charts of individual countries.

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