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Latin names - Baby names with the origin Latin

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Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Octawia Eighth (born eighth) Latin Girl
Oetavian Derived from Latin Octavianus - 'eighth' or 'born eighth.' Latin Boy
Oleanthe Olive flower / flower of the olive Greek, Latin Girl
Oletta Little olive / olive tree Latin Girl
Olinah Generally interpreted as 'joyful' or 'bright' (depending on root) Latin, Norse, Slavic Girl
Olivah Olive; olive tree - symbol of peace Latin Girl
Olivarius Relating to the olive tree; connotes peace, fruitfulness, and victory. Latin Boy
Oliverios Olive tree; olive branch (symbolically peace). Latin, Norse Boy
Olivinda Olive; related to the olive tree, symbolizing peace and fertility Latin Girl
Olla Varies by origin: from Olivia → 'olive/olive tree'; from Olga/Olia → 'holy, blessed'; as a Spanish word → 'pot, earthenware vessel' Latin, Scandinavian Girl
Ollee Olive; 'olive tree' (associated with peace), derived from Oliver/Olivia Latin Unisex
Olliva Olive tree; symbol of peace Latin Girl
Olviya Olive (olive tree); symbolically associated with peace or prosperity Latin Girl
Olyva Olive tree; symbol of peace and fruitfulness Italian, Latin, Spanish Girl
Olyvya Olive, olive tree (symbolically associated with peace) Latin Girl
Ondina Little wave; water nymph (sea nymph) Latin Girl
Ondinah Wave; water spirit / sea nymph Italian, Latin, Spanish Girl
Ondyne Water nymph; wave French, Latin Girl
Onicio Likely “useful” or “profitable” (from Greek Onesimos) or “of the Onicius family” (Roman origin) Latin, Spanish Boy
onnora Honor; honourable Latin Girl
Onoria Honor; honorable Latin Girl
Onoriah Honor; honorable; woman of honor Latin Girl
Onoryna Honor; honorable Latin Girl
Onorynah Honor; dignity; esteem Latin Girl
Onoryne Honor, dignity; 'honorable' Latin Girl
Oppida Town; fortified settlement Latin Girl
Ops Goddess of fertility, abundance, and wealth; name related to 'help' or 'power' Latin Girl
Oracula Oracle; prophetic utterance (diminutive sense: 'little oracle') Latin Girl
Oratio Speech; prayer; oration Latin Boy
Orazia Feminine form of Horatius/Horace; originally 'of the Horatii' and often interpreted loosely as 'of the hour' or 'timekeeper'. Latin Girl
Orbona Roman goddess associated with orphans and the bereaved; name related to Latin 'orbus' (bereft). Latin, Roman Girl
Orcus Name of a Roman god/demon of the underworld, associated with death and the punishment of oath-breakers Latin Boy
Oreel Possibly 'light of God' (Hebrew) or 'golden' (Latin); modern invented form French, Hebrew, Latin Unisex
Orela Golden Latin Girl
Orele Possibly 'light of God' (from Hebrew Orel) or associated with 'golden' (from Latin/French Aurelius/Aurelia) French, Hebrew, Latin Girl
Oreliah Likely 'golden' (from Latin) or 'light/God's light' (Hebrew-influenced) Latin Girl
Orell Possibly 'golden', 'light', or 'eagle' depending on the root; generally connotes brightness, nobility, or strength. Catalan, Hebrew, Latin, Slavic, Spanish Unisex
Orelle Either "golden" (if linked to Aurelia) or "God's light" / "light of God" (if from Hebrew Orel); also used as a French feminine/place name. French, Hebrew, Italian, Latin Girl
Oreta Likely 'golden' or 'little gold'; sometimes associated with 'dawn' or a diminutive form Latin, Spanish Girl
Orial Most likely 'golden' (from Latin aureolus via Catalan Oriol); alternatively interpreted as 'my light' or associated with the oriole bird. Catalan, English, Latin Boy
orianna Golden; dawn/rising Latin Girl
Oriolus Golden oriole (a small golden songbird) Latin Boy
Ornat Possibly 'light' (from Hebrew 'Or') or 'adorned/ornate' (from Latin 'ornatus'); exact origin uncertain. Hebrew, Latin Girl
Orsin Bear (diminutive: little bear) Latin Boy
Orsine Little bear; bear-like Italian, Latin Girl
Orsyno Little bear; bear-like Latin Unisex
Ortense Related to the Latin hortus 'garden' - 'of the garden' or 'belonging to Hortensius'. Italian, Latin Girl
Ortensia From the garden; associated with the hydrangea (a flowering shrub) Latin Girl
Ortensiana Derived from the Roman family name Hortensius (from Latin hortus 'garden') - 'of the garden' / 'belonging to the Hortensius family.' Latin Girl
Otavia Eighth; born eighth Latin Girl

Latin name popularity over time

Aggregated births across United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany for every Latin-origin name in our dataset.

4,675
Names in this origin
138
With data in 2025
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Births 2025
802,113
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