Federica is a charming and elegant Italian feminine given name derived from the Latin 'Februa'. It means 'bearing', as in carrying or delivering, which gives it a strong and capable connotation. The name Federica has been popular among Italians for centuries, with notable figures such as Federica Morelli, an influential art historian, and Federica Brignone, a renowned alpine ski racer, bearing the name. In terms of its sound and structure, Federica is composed of two distinct syllables, with 'Fed' and 'erica' each carrying their own musicality. It's often associated with warmth and friendliness due to its melodic nature. The name has also gained international recognition through characters like Federica Mohr in the popular German soap opera "Verbotene Liebe".
"Federica saw peak popularity between 2002 and 2006 with an average of 10 births per year, but it has remained consistent since then, with no significant decline until recently, when there was a notable spike in 2021 with 18 births."