Vulcan

Vulcan is a masculine name of Etruscan origin and the name of the god of fire, the forge, and volcanoes in Roman mythology. Vulcan is the patron of blacksmiths and artisans and is often depicted carrying a blacksmith's hammer. He is said to be the Roman form of the Greek Hephaestus, even being the son of Jupiter and Juno, like Hephaestus is of Zeus and Hera. Vulcan represents controlled fire and how it can be used to make our lives better, but he also embodies the element’s destructive nature. He was credited with natural disasters like volcano eruptions and wildfires, so people tried not to mess with him! Trekkies may instantly recognize Vulcan as an alien race in the Star Trek universe, with iconic characters like Spock, T’Pol, and Tuvok striving to understand temporal anomalies and why humans are so emotional. Vulcan itself is of uncertain meaning, though it’s widely attested to be from an Etruscan root. Whether you wish to nurture baby’s inner flame or pay tribute to one of the best Sci-Fi franchises ever made, Vulcan comes with the intention to live long and prosper.