Talia

Talia is a feminine name of Hebrew and Aramaic origins. Deriving from the Hebrew words tal, meaning “dew,” and yahweh, meaning “God,” Talia means “dew of God,” a lovely image for the fresh new arrival in your life. This title may also have Aboriginal roots, where it translates to “near water,” strengthening your little one’s connection to the sea. Talia has numerous alternative spellings—including the Greek Thalia, meaning "flourishing" or "blooming"—all of which share the popular -ia ending. Take it from The Bump user moonfaerie, who shares, “Talia is my fave spelling, but I also like Thalia and Tahlia.”

For an extra touch, your little one would also be sharing their name with Thalia, one of the nine Greek muses and patron of comedy. Each time that they laugh or tell you a joke, you can enjoy how they’ll be making the muses proud. Talia holds a gorgeous, elegant sound that will ensure baby gets lots of compliments on their name.