Names That Mean Fame and Fortune
Baby names meaning fame or fortune might not be able to bless your child with these covetable attributes, but they can certainly give him or her something to aspire to. Names meaning famous, fortunate, or wealthy come from a wide range of cultures and can fit many different styles. Consider these famous names for your child if your dreams for them include the limelight.
Orlando
Meaning: famous throughout the land
Origin: Italian variation of Roland
Merrick
Meaning: fame, power
Origin: Anglo-Welsh
Ned
Meaning: wealthy guardian
Origin: English, diminutive of Edward
Halona
Meaning: happy fortune
Origin: Native American
Renny
Meaning: little prosperous one
Origin: Irish
Faustina
Meaning: fortunate one
Origin: Latin
Bayan
Meaning: rich, wealth; morning
Origin: Buryat, Kurdish
Origin: Anglicized form of Teasagh or diminutive of Jessica
Ludovica
Meaning: famous in war
Origin: Italian, feminine variation of Ludovic
Rowena
Meaning: white spear or famous friend
Origin: Welsh
Moneta
Meaning: to remind, instruct; alone, unique
Origin: Latin
Rodrigo
Meaning: famous ruler
Origin: Spanish and Portuguese variation of Roderick
Eamon
Meaning: wealthy protector
Origin: Irish variation of Edmund
Roald
Meaning: famous ruler
Origin: Norwegian
Cleopas
Meaning: glory to the father
Origin: Greek
Ludovic
Meaning: famous warrior
Origin: English and Scottish variation of Ludwig
Roland
Meaning: famous throughout the land
Origin: German
Edgar
Meaning: wealthy spearman
Origin: English
Robert
Meaning: bright fame
Origin: English from German