Emily is a common name for girls, is of Latin origin and has the meaning 'rival'.
From the Latin Aemilia, a derivative of Aemilius, an old Roman family name believed to be derived from aemulus (trying to equal or excel, emulating, rival). Another explanation concerning the meaning of the name could point in the direction of Amalia and its Greek origin of aimulos (friendly, tender).
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Emily, the Corpse Bride, from the 2005 stop-motion film Tim Burton's Corpse Bride
Emily, the sin of pride/vanity, from the webcomic Jack
Emily (Thomas the Tank Engine), from the children series
Emily Bishop, from the British soap opera Coronation Street
Emily Elizabeth Howard, from the children's books and PBS series Clifford the Big Red Dog
The British writer Emily Bronte, author of 'Wuthering Heights'.
American poet Emily Dickinson.
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