Aemilia -Aemilia is a Latin name meaning to rival or to emulate.
Anona -From the Latin meaning "pineapple". The name relates to a Goddess concerned with watching over supplies and provisions.
Anthony -The root of this word comes from the Greek "anthos" meaning "flower".
It is a Roman clan name. Means "Highly praiseworthy".
In history and literature Marc Antony was a Roman general who loved Cleopatra.
Aqua -Aqua is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "water".
Aquarius -Aquarius is the 11th sign of the Zodiac with its sun sign falling between the middle of January and the middle of February. It can be used as a boy's name meaning "water bearer".
Arganteal -Arganteal is a Breton name from the Latin word for silver. This is a girl's name that means "Noble silver".
Argent -Argent is a name that can be used for a boy or a girl. It is Latin in origin and means "silver".
Argento -Argento is a Latin or Spanish man's name meaning "silver".
Astrina -Astrina is a name of Latin origin meaning "star".
Aurea -Aurea is a variant of the Latin Aurora, Aurelia and Aura meaning "golden, dawn, wind"
Auria -Auria is a latin variant of the word aura which means "wind"
Camilla -The girl's name Camilla comes from the Latin noun camilla which referred to a young girl who was chosen from among the Roman nobility to attend the Priests during sacrifices in ancient Rome. The male equivalent is camillus
Camillus -The boy's name Camillus comes from the Latin noun camillus which referred to a young boy who was chosen from among the Roman nobility to attend the Priests during sacrifices in Pagan Rome. The female equivalent is camilla
Candice -Candice is a girl's name of Greek origin which means "fire white" or of Latin origin meaning "pure".
Celeste -Celeste is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "heavenly" or "divine".
Colm -Colm is a boy's name from Latin meaning "Dove"
Cornelius -Cornelius is a Roman family name derived from the Latin cornus meaning "horn". It may mean roughly "horned one".
Diana -The name Diana honors the Roman Goddess of the hunt, Diana who is often associated with the Greek Goddess Artemis.
Emily -Emily may be derived from the Latin Aemilia meaning to rival, emulate, to try to equal or excel or it could come from the Greek Amalia meaning friendly, tender
Epona -Epona was a Celtic Goddess associated with horses, mares and fertility. She was also adopted by the Romans. The name derived from the Gaulish word epos meaning "horse".
