Otylia

If you want to instill baby with the drive to succeed, feminine Otylia should do the trick. This regal choice draws from two ancient German names. The first is Otto, meaning "wealth" or "prosperity." It's shared with Otto the Great, a noble king and founder of the Ottonian dynasty. Known for his strong character, he united the kingdom and signaled the beginning of the Holy Roman Empire. For a strong female role model, baby can look to Otylia's other root name, Odile, meaning "fortune or prosperous in battle." Odile is the name of the sassy maiden and black swan of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake ballet. Your ambitious Otylia will keep you on your toes!