Roman Names

industrious, striving, and pearl, or bitter

industrious, striving, and pearl

soldier; merciful; or a variant of Milo

Industrious, striving, or rival

From the Milvian Bridge

Gracious, beloved, or a combination of Mary and Anna

little mimosa flower

Wondrous, peace, or sea; combined with beautiful, plum, or strength

Miracle, wonder

admirable, prosperous, peace, ocean, or myrrh

to admire, wonderful, prosperous, or sea bright

Wished-for child, rebellion, or bitter

star of the sea

advisor, nun, or solitary

Unique, advisor, or solitary

great, exalted, or dark, dusky

dark-skinned, Moorish

mulberry tree

most great

Combination of 'Mya' (great, mother) and 'Grace' (elegance, divine favor)

victorious people

Possibly related to 'nail' or 'nail maker'

grace, favor

grace, favor

Born on Christmas Day

horn

horn, sun ray, or a variant of Cornelia

horn, sun ray, or shining light

from Nîmes

God is gracious

new city

victorious people; rival

aristocratic, of high birth, honorable

pleasant, delightful

Diminutive of Norma, meaning 'rule' or 'pattern'

Help, advantage, utility

olive tree

olive tree and supplanter

olive tree

Golden

small, humble

Perhaps a variant of 'Patience' or a diminutive of 'Pasqualina'.

of Easter

rock, stone, and rival

Rock, stone and farmer, earth-worker

rock, stone (Per) and warlike, dedicated to Mars (Martin)

combination of Pearl and Anne, meaning 'pearl' and 'grace'

son of Peter