Hersila

Hersila is a Spanish name for girls that has origins in Latin and is a variation of the lyrical Hersilia. This rare appellation is rooted in Roman mythology as the name of a Sabine woman who became Romulus' wife. Hersila’s meaning is tricky to unravel, with one theory suggesting “dew” in relation to the Greek herse. Despite the uncertainty behind Hersila’s meaning, this name has a carefree chime that delights the ear and is ready for baby to make it their own.