Agrippina

Help baby hit the ground running with the bold name Agrippina. This feminine title is of Greek origin and was used in Ancient Rome as a Roman praenomen inspired by Agrippa. It's thought to mean "born feet first," “birth with effort,” or “wild horse.” Agrippina and Agrippa are names shared with many figures throughout history, from the sister of a Roman emperor to the third-century Saint Agrippina of Mineo. The latter is the patron saint of thunderstorms, so baby may be inspired to embrace life's challenges head-on and leave a trail of sparks wherever they go!