By Origin · Latin
Latin Baby Names
Latin names come from the Roman world: virtues, family lines, and words the Empire carried across Europe.
21 names
Latin gratia, meaning favor or grace, through Old French and English
Grace
“Grace, favor, and blessing”
Latin, from clarus meaning 'clear' or 'bright'
Clara
“Clear, bright, radiant”
Latin, from valere, meaning “to be strong”
Valeria
“Strong, healthy, vigorous”
Latin and Old Norse
Oliver
“Olive tree planter or ancestral descendant”
French form of Latin Clara, meaning bright or clear
Claire
“Bright, clear, or famous”
Latin, from marinus, meaning of the sea
Marina
“Of the sea”
Ancient Latin
Luna
“Moon”
Latin, from Lucia, feminine form of Lucius
Lucy
“light”
Ancient Latin
Sylvia
“of the forest”
Ancient Roman, from the Latin Julia
Julia
“Youthful; belonging to the Julian family”
Latin, from oliva, meaning olive tree
Olivia
“Olive tree”
Ancient Latin
Lucia
“Light”
Ancient Latin
Celeste
“Heavenly, of the sky”
Ancient Latin, associated with the Roman goddess Diana
Diana
“Divine, heavenly”
English, from the month name May
May
“The month of May”
Latin, from Antonius
Tony
“Priceless one”
Latin, meaning queen
Regina
“Queen; woman of authority”
English word name from Latin leo
Lion
“Lion; a symbol of courage and strength”
Latin, from the Roman family name Caecilius
Cecilia
“Blind”
Ancient Roman Latin
Placida
“peaceful, calm, gentle”
Latin, from Aurelius, meaning “golden”
Aurelia
“Golden, gilded”