Latin Names

From Hadria, a city in northern Italy, or relating to the Adriatic Sea.

From Hadria, a city in northern Italy.

White or bright, derived from the Latin word for whiteness.

High, tall, or elevated.

Worthy of love or deserving to be loved.

Immortal or divine.

Of inestimable worth or priceless.

Of inestimable worth or priceless.

Venerable, majestic, or worthy of respect.

Majestic or venerable, derived from the Latin title given to Roman emperors.

Majestic or venerable, derived from the Roman imperial title.

Majestic, venerable, or worthy of respect.

Golden or of gold, derived from the Latin word for gold.

Derived from Augustinus, meaning 'great' or 'venerable.'

She who brings happiness or bringer of joy.

Blessed, derived from the Latin word for blessed.

A follower of Christ, derived from the Latin word for Christ.

Bald or hairless.

Young ceremonial attendant or helper.

Derived from Carolus, meaning 'man' or 'free man,' associated with the name Char...

Free woman or woman of the people.

The feminine form of Carolus, meaning 'free woman' or 'woman of strength.'

A variant of Caroline, meaning 'free woman' or 'woman of strength.'

Derived from the Latin family name Cassius, possibly meaning 'hollow' or 'vain.'

Blind or dim-sighted.

Blind or one who is blind to worldly concerns.

Blind or dim-sighted.

Blind or dim-sighted.

Bright, clear, or famous.

Clear, bright, or illustrious.

From Clare or one from the bright place.

Lame or limping, from the Roman family name Claudius.

Feminine form of Claudius, derived from the Roman family name Claudius, meaning ...

Masculine form of the Roman family name Claudius, derived from 'claudus' meaning...

Lame or limping, derived from the Roman family name Claudius.

Mild, merciful, and clement in temperament.

Victory of the people.

A name meaning 'dove' or derived from the Latin 'columba,' often associated with...

Steadfast and true.

Steadfast or constant.

Steadfast, constant, and unwavering; one who stands firm.

Derived from the Latin 'constans,' meaning 'steadfast,' 'constant,' or 'firm.'

Horn or related to the horn-bearing cornel tree.

Horn, derived from the Latin word for horn, possibly referring to a horn-like ob...

Desired or longed for.

Divine, heavenly, or of the goddess.

Belonging to the Lord.

One who belongs to the house or household.

Belonging to the Lord or of the Lord.

Given by God.

A rival or one who strives to equal; an emulator.

Eager, industrious, or striving to excel.

Rival; one who strives to equal or surpass.

Industrious, striving, or eager.

Relating to or suitable for a particular occasion or purpose.

Star.

Happy, fortunate, or blessed.

The Roman goddess of flowers and spring, representing blooming plants and natura...

Flourishing or blooming.

Flowering or blooming, derived from the Latin word for flower.

A woman from France or a free woman.

Free man or Frenchman.

A person from France or one who is free.

Free man or Frenchman.

A Roman praenomen (given name) of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Latin ...

Leader or commander, derived from the Latin word for general or leader.

Youthful or of the Julian family.

Glory, honor, or fame.

Elegance, refinement, or divine favor.

Cheerful or merry.

Derived from the Latin 'hilaris,' meaning 'cheerful' or 'merry'.

Timekeeper or one who measures the hours.

Derived from the Roman family name Horatius, possibly meaning 'keeper of the hou...

Fiery; one who is on fire with passion.

Youthful or of the Julian family.

Derived from the Roman family name Julius, possibly meaning 'youthful' or 'downy...

Youthful or of the Julian family.

Youthful or of the Julian family.

Youthful or of the Julian family.

Youthful or of the Julian family.

Youthful or downy-bearded.

Youthful or of the Julian family.

Youthful or downy-bearded, associated with the Roman family name.

The seventh month of the year, named after Julius Caesar.

Righteous, fair, or upright in character.

Just, righteous, or fair.

Meaning 'just' or 'righteous,' derived from the Latin adjective justus.

Of or relating to light; bright or shining.

From Laurentum, a city in ancient Italy; also associated with the laurel tree.

Derived from the Latin word for 'laurel', symbolizing victory and honor.

Laurel tree or crowned with laurel.

Laurel tree or crowned with laurel.

From Laurentum or crowned with laurel.

The laurel tree, symbolizing victory and honor.

Woman of Lavinium or purified.

Man from Laurentum or crowned with laurel.

From Laurentum or crowned with laurel.

Lion.

Joyful or gladness.

The lily flower, symbolizing purity and innocence.

Young lion, derived from Latin elements meaning 'lion'.

From Laurentum, an ancient Italian city, derived from the Latin 'laurentum'.

From Laurentum; crowned with laurel.

Little laurel, derived from Latin elements meaning 'laurel' with a diminutive su...

Light-giving or luminous, derived from the Latin word for light.

Of or relating to light; bright or shining.

Light-giving or from the light.

Of or relating to light; bright or shining.

Light-giving or of the light.

Light-giving or born at dawn.

Derived from the Roman family name Lucretius, possibly connected to lucrum meani...

A Latin word meaning 'sacred grove' or 'forest.'

Light-giving or illuminating.

Of Mars or warlike.

Lovable or capable of being loved.

Lovable or capable of being loved.

Great or mighty.

Great or mighty.

Great or mighty.

Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Dedicated to Mars or warlike.

Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Dedicated to Mars.

Of Mars or warlike.

Pearl.

Of Mars or dedicated to Mary.

Of Mars or warlike.

Dark-skinned or Moorish.

Greatest or the greatest.

Greatest, derived from the Latin superlative form of maximus.

The Roman god of commerce, communication, and travel.

A soldier or mercenary, derived from the Latin word for military service.

A name derived from the Latin word meaning 'smaller' or 'lesser'.

Advisor or counselor.

Dark-skinned or of the Moors.

Born on Christmas Day or relating to birth.

The eighth daughter or female born eighth in a family.

A person born eighth or the eighth child in a family.

Olive tree, symbolizing peace and wisdom.

A small mouth or opening, derived from the Latin word for edge or border.

Derived from the Roman family name Ovidius, possibly related to 'ovis' meaning s...

Small; humble or of modest stature.

Small or humble.

Small or humble.

Of noble birth or patrician.

A name meaning 'of noble birth' or 'patrician,' derived from the Latin word for ...

Small or humble in stature.

Feminine form of Paulus, derived from the Latin word for small or humble.

Small or humble, the feminine form of Paul, derived from the Latin 'paulus' mean...

A precious white or lustrous gem formed inside an oyster shell.

Derived from the Roman family name Plinius, possibly related to Latin 'plena' me...

A harbor or port.

Ancient or venerable.

Ancient or venerable, from the Latin word for 'ancient.'

Prudent or careful.

The fifth or relating to the fifth.

Reborn or born again.

King, derived directly from the Latin word for monarch or ruler.

A person from Rome or relating to the Roman Empire.

Rose or flower.

The flower rose, symbolizing love and beauty.

A precious gemstone of deep red color.

A name meaning 'red' or 'red-haired,' derived from the Latin word for the color ...

Savior; one who saves or rescues.

One who saves or rescues.

Savior.

Possibly derived from a Greek or Latin root, though the exact etymology is uncer...

A Roman family name of uncertain origin, possibly meaning 'eternal' or 'perpetua...

Servant or attendant.

From the forest, from the Latin element 'silva' meaning 'forest' or 'woodland'.

Simple, innocent, or artless, from the Latin 'simplex' meaning 'simple' or 'sing...

Of the forest or woodland, relating to forests and wild nature.

Of the forest or wooded, derived from the Latin word for forest.

From the forest or of the woods.

Smooth or tender, derived from the Latin name Terentius.

Priceless or worthy of praise, a diminutive of Anthony from Latin 'antonius.'

Of the Titii, a Roman clan, or possibly meaning 'safe' or 'protected'.

Of or relating to a city.

Strong and valiant, derived from the Latin word for strength.

Strong, valiant, and healthy.

Conquering; one who prevails or is victorious.

Conqueror or winner.

Conquering or victorious.

Conquering or victorious.

Conquering or winning.

A violet flower, symbolizing modesty, faithfulness, and virtue.

Purple flower.

Flourishing or green, related to virility and vigor.

Pure or virginal.

Essential to life, lively, or full of vigor.

Living; lively.

Lively or living.