Roman Goddess Names
Some Roman goddesses preside over flowers, orchards, and the hearth. Others give a divine identity to peace, liberty, or good fortune. This collection includes both kinds, with contemporary U.S. name data alongside the ancient connection.
| Save name | Name & connection | History 1926–2025, yearly counts; individually scaled | Babies 2025 · rank | 5-year rank movement | Peak year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
The Roman personification of victory. | 4,027#54 | Down 20 rank positions in five years | 1993 | ||
The goddess of the hunt, also associated with the Moon. | 1,277#244 | Up 1 rank positions in five years | 1957 | ||
The Roman goddess of dawn. | 7,065#15 | Up 21 rank positions in five years | 2025 | ||
The Moon personified in Roman religion. | 6,076#27 | Down 13 rank positions in five years | 2022 | ||
The Roman goddess of flowers. | 483#607 | Up 318 rank positions in five years | 1920 | ||
The Roman goddess associated with wisdom and skilled crafts. | 89#2,112 | Up 407 rank positions in five years | 1955 | ||
The goddess of love and mother of Aeneas in Roman tradition. | 96#2,001 | Down 432 rank positions in five years | 1959 | ||
The goddess of the hearth, honored by the Vestal Virgins. | —Unranked | — | 1918 | ||
Queen of the Roman gods and protector of marriage. | 179#1,252 | Up 560 rank positions in five years | 2025 | ||
A Roman goddess associated with the countryside. | 11#9,049 | Up 3,522 rank positions in five years | 1978 | ||
The goddess of fortune and changing luck. | —Unranked | — | 1917 | ||
The personification of peace in Roman religion. | —Unranked | — | 2016 | ||
The Roman goddess of agriculture and grain. | —Unranked | — | 2013 |
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Sources & methodology
Meaning summaries use Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0) and referenced name histories. Each name’s detail page includes its sources.
Membership on this list is editorial — we chose names that genuinely fit the theme. Every number is from official birth data: "—" means the name had fewer than 5 recorded uses in 2025, which makes it a genuinely rare pick today, not an invalid one. The dot marks whether the stats shown are for the girls' or boys' use of the name.