Arcadius

Arcadius is a masculine name of Greek and Latin origins. This mighty title was carried by the emperor Arcadius, who ruled Ancient Rome from 395 to 408 AD. Arcadia was also the name of a mountainous area in the Peloponnese region of Ancient Greece. If you’re a fan of Greek mythology, you might have read stories of Lycaon, one of Arcadia’s most well-known kings. When translated from Greek, Arcadius means “of Arcadia,” so it could be a lovely way to introduce baby to Ancient Greece’s vibrant history. With its distinctive and commanding sound, Arcadius is an ideal choice for the world’s newest little leader.