Plutonia

Plutonia is a rare name derived from the Greek word 'ploutos' (πλοῦτος), meaning 'wealth' or 'riches'. It is directly related to Pluto, the Roman god of the underworld and wealth, who was often associated with the Greek god Hades, but also with Plouton (a different deity, god of wealth and agriculture). The name evokes a sense of abundance and prosperity.

While the male form Pluto has ancient roots, Plutonia as a feminine given name is much less common and appears to be a more modern coinage or a very rare historical usage. Its association with the underworld god might give it a darker, more mysterious connotation for some, while others might focus on the aspect of wealth and bounty.