Roman Baby Girl Names With Meanings

The women of fire, one who is made of fire

The female form or Aelius; Sun

Excel or emulate like sun

Estonian form of Emily. It means work.

Roman cognomen of unknown meaning

Beautiful, loving people who are spontaneous and happy-go-lucky

Estonian form of Antonia. It means highly praiseworthy.

A Roman Goddess; wonderful dawn and breezy

form of Barbara used in Czech and Slovak

Goddess of growth and agriculture

It means blind; they are the sixth one

The one who is blind

Bright, attention gainer and clear

Dove, a bird resembling pigeon and a symbol for peace

Harmony, peace, tranquil and amity

Mythical Goddess

One who came out of womb; a blessed one

Goddess of moon; huntress

Divine lady; filled with beauty and brains

A divine lady, Goddess of the Moon and Hunt; one who has magical powers; childbirth; Heavenly, Divine

A huntress who is also a Goddess

Virgin queen of a land

One who is very close to Lord

An affectionate, innocent and pure chaste being

wife of Romulus in Roman mythology.

One which means to blossom and bloom

A variant form of 'florence' to signify blooming or blossoming

A tailored form of 'Florence' which means 'to blossom'

From old Roman mythology, wife of Janus

A name of the special Flower type that resambles an Orchid

Body armor of a Roman soldiers

A woman with the character of the warrior

A woman who is a warrior at heart

Name of city filled with Palm trees

One who has a continuous personality

Yokel; One with an interesting personality

Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Persephone; Latin - To emerge

Fortune; Roman Goddess

To have a good judgement

Female derivative of Quintus, meaning fifth.

One from Rome.

A person from the Sabine tribe, from central Italy

From the clan of Roman empire