Olivia Cinelli

Olivia Cinelli's are usually very light humoured, dependable and sensible girls. However, they are also very caring and thoughtful and make excellent friends and confidantes. Common names for them include: Liv or Livia (by omission of the 'O'). The name is truly Italian and Olivia has origin in the word "Olive" and was first used in the spelling by Shakespeare in his play "Twelfth Night". They are normally associated with the term "Fair Maiden"