Adria

Adria is a Latin baby name traditionally associated with the feminine gender. Adria, a feminine variant of Adrian, is a derivative of the Latin word Hadrianus, meaning 'a person living in Hadria'. Hadria is a town in northern Italy. Thus, the meaning of Adria is 'person from Hadria'. It is also a variant of Adriana and Adrienne and related to the Adriatic Sea region. Adria is sometimes associated with names like Adrienne and Adrianna across various cultures. As a derivative of Adrianna, it means 'woman from Adria'. Adria of Kaecilius is one of the notable characters in Marvel Comics. Also, Adria appears as one of the characters in the Diablo series. Contemporary notables with the name include Adria Arjona, a Puerto Rican actress; Adria Petty, an American artist, editor, and art director; Adria Diaz, a former Spanish competitive ice dancer and skating coach; Adria Carmona, a Spanish professional footballer; Adria Montgomery-Klein, a houseguest on 'Big Brother 5'; Adria Punti, a Spanish songwriter, musician, and actor.

Gender

Girl

Origin

Latin

Numerology

A is for absolute, for you know your mind.

D is for dignity, no one disputes this trait!

R is for romp, you know how to have fun!

I is for inspire, others seek your guidance.

A is for affirm, the certainty of knowledge.

Lucky

Adria lucky number is 6.

Number 6 is recognized for its nurturing, supportive, and empathic nature. A true healer, 6 has the ability to problem solve in both the emotional and physical realms, helping others through its straightforward, yet gentle, approach. 6 has a strong sense of responsibility and cares deeply for its friends, family, and lovers.

Famous People Named Adria

• Piper Addison Dalton (b. 2008) daughter of TV personality Jonny Fairplay and model Michelle Deighton
• Addison Renee Duggar daughter of Joe and Kendra, from TLC's "Counting On"

Adria in Pop Culture

• Anya recurring character on TV's "The 100"
• Anya a lighthouse in video game "To the Moon"
• Enya Geil character in the manga "Stardust Crusaders"
• Mentioned in Acts 27:27 in reference to the Adriatic Sea.