Meaning and history
Dalia has several independent roots. In Hebrew it is associated with a branch or bough, in Lithuanian mythology Dalia is a goddess of fate, and in Arabic it can refer to a grapevine; it is also linked by sound with the dahlia flower. Mexican actress Dalia Íñiguez and Lithuanian politician Dalia Grybauskaitė are notable bearers.
20062006: 315 births, rank #851
2007: 303 births, rank #906
2008: 298 births, rank #918
2009: 273 births, rank #973
2010: 262 births, rank #973
20112011: 269 births, rank #952
2012: 252 births, rank #1,005
2013: 235 births, rank #1,056
2014: 283 births, rank #948
2015: 258 births, rank #1,034
20162016: 243 births, rank #1,074
2017: 255 births, rank #1,016
2018: 242 births, rank #1,057
2019: 247 births, rank #1,036
2020: 230 births, rank #1,074
20212021: 293 births, rank #915
2022: 337 births, rank #831
2023: 296 births, rank #900
2024: 315 births, rank #858
20252025: 340 births, rank #799
Dalia rose from #858 to #800 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1994, with 516 births.