Odilia is a unique and elegant given name of Latin origin, derived from 'Aude', which means 'hear'. It was originally used as a Christian name, popularized by Saint Odilia, the patron saint of eyesight. In medieval times, Odilia was often associated with music due to her love for it. The name gained prominence during the Middle Ages and remained relatively uncommon until recent years, lending it a distinctive and timeless appeal.
The name Odilia experienced fluctuating popularity throughout the given period, with significant peaks and troughs in birth counts. The most notable peak occurred in 1922 with 35 births, which is the highest count in this dataset. However, the majority of years saw fewer than 20 births per year, indicating that Odilia was not a particularly common name during these periods. There are several gaps in the data between 1976 and 1984, as well as from 1994 to 1996 and again from 2001 to 2003, suggesting that no births with this name were recorded in those years or the data is incomplete. The total number of births registered under the name Odilia during this timeframe is 1241.