Camilla- A Roman name that exemplifies the warrior maiden and Volsci queen Camilla from mythology.

Powerful roman female names. Though the name sounds a little flowery the actual meaning of the name is powerful in battle. Unique Roman girl names garnering attention include Flavia Sabina Vita. Flavius was the family name of the 1st-century Roman emperors Vespasian Titus and Domitian.

Mother of emperor Nero. Along with Aurelia and Livia other Roman girl names in the US Top 1000 include Cecilia Octavia Valentina Camilla Priscilla and Tatiana. Cahira- An Irish name meaning warrior.

For example Campanus meaning man from Campania. Latin myth name of the Roman feast held in honor of Acca Larentia the wife of Faustulus who saved the infants Romulus and Remus from drowning in the Tiber river. Bubulcus for example meaning cattle-driver.

They are feminine but connote strength such as Aurelia and Livia. Roman women often took a backseat to their male counterparts but these trail-blazing women took life into their own hands. Brunhilde- In Scandanavian folklore Brunhilde was a royal maiden whose power reigned even farther than the sea.

Cammi- A French derived name meaning free-born and noble. This is one of my favorite Roman female dog names and I love it for a motherly breed like the Collie. Nevertheless women often took on powerful roles behind the scenes whether in the realm of their own family or in the elite world of government.

The name comes from the name of the Roman goddess Maia goddess of motherhood and growth. Minerva is the goddess of arts crafts trade strategic warfare and wisdom. It was used as a personal name by.