Roman Baby Girl Names

Roman girl names just have an inherent air of poise, prestige and queenly sophistication about them. After all, they are inspired by some of the most famous women in ancient Roman history and folklore, who individually and collectively had a very special part to play in making this massive empire one of the most influential in history. Empresses, high priestesses, diplomats, saints, intellectuals, deities, mothers, daughters, wives—you name the duty, and these famous figures did it with finesse. The best part? Passing that legacy of divine feminine power onto your precious baby girl can be as easy as picking the perfect moniker—and our roundup is chock full of graceful and unique Roman girl names fit for any fancy little lady.

With so many out there to choose from, landing the right Roman girl name for baby can be a bit of a tricky task (Rome wasn’t built in a day, as they say!). But looking to the women behind these mighty monikers is a good place to start. From fierce royals like Agrippina and Cornelia to Minerva, Venus and the many goddesses of the Roman Pantheon, there’s a Roman heroine to inspire every history buff with a baby girl on the way (and, FYI, plenty more powerful Roman names to peruse if you’re having a boy!). So get ready—greatness awaits!