Latin Names

Timeless Latin baby names rooted in ancient Rome, Christian tradition and classical literature. Strong, elegant names that have shaped Western naming for over two thousand years.

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From Occitania

eighth

Eighth

eighth month

Old Norse, Germanic, Latin

Ancestor's relic or descendant's heirloom

small olive tree

olive tree planter, olive tree army

1592.Oliver-Sven

♂ Male

English and Scandinavian

olive tree; youth, warrior

olive tree

olive tree

English, diminutive of Olive

olive tree

Olive tree

olive tree

American (from Latin)

olive tree, or a green mineral

olive tree

Olive tree

olive tree

All good

Little wave

honored, esteemed

one, lamb

Favorable, timely, occurring at a suitable or advantageous time.

1607.Oracle

⚥ Unisex

Latin

prophetic utterance, divine communication

timekeeper, hour

Orchid flower

from the Ordo family

American, possibly a variant of Orina or derived from Latin 'ornus'

pine tree

golden, sunrise

little bear

fortunate, prosperous, wealthy

wealthy, prosperous

wealth, prosperity, fortune

eighth

eighth

Eighth

sheep herder

ewe, sheep

French (from Germanic)

wealth, prosperity (from Germanic)

1623.Owain

♂ Male

Welsh

noble, well-born, or youth

small, humble

Finnish form of Paul (from Latin Paulus)

small, humble

peace; step, pace

peaceful

noble

peaceful, peace-making

noble, patrician

nobleman

Pagan, rustic, country dweller

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