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Commonly interpreted as 'the moon', used directly as a name in Latin and several Romance languages. In Roman mythology Luna was the goddess personifying the moon.
Traditionally associated with the ideas of 'lucky' or 'fortunate, successful', reflecting its use as a favourable Roman cognomen.
The feminine form of Aemilius (see Emily) — appears in Boccaccio's 14th-century Teseida and Shakespeare's Othello (1603), where it belongs to Iago's wife.
The English form of Rémi, tracing back to the Late Roman name Remigius.
From Old Norse Óðinn, connected to the root 'óðr' meaning 'frenzied, furious, inspired'. The supreme god of war, wisdom and death in Norse mythology, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *Wōdanaz.
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