Octavia
Octavia is the feminine version of Octavius. The name is generally understood to mean "eighth," and during the nineteenth century, it was traditionally used as a name for an eighth child. Octavia was also a common name among the ancient Romans, as it was the name of a wife of Mark Antony and the sister of Augustus. The name is not widely used in the United States, but Octavia can be a unique substitute for Olivia.
Similar Names: Octabia, Octaviah
Famous Octavia Names: Octavia Spencer (actress), Octavia E. Butler (science fiction writer)
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