Origin
Latin (Roman)
Syllables
3
Zodiac
Scorpio
Trend
Steady
Aquila is a name often given to boys. Ranked #10909 and holds a steady place on the charts. It comes from a Latin (Roman) origin and traditionally means "Eagle, symbol of power and vision". It has 3 syllables.
Aquila means eagle in Latin and appears in Roman history and the Bible. Its bold sound suggests flight and keen insight. Modern parents use it for boys with adventurous spirits and sharp minds.
Currently ranked #10909 on the Baby Billboard Charts.
Achieves material success and authority.
Seeks harmony in relationships.
Protects and cares for others.
Embraces change and freedom.
Scorpio
Embodies intensity and transformation.
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Radiates fierce independence and insight.
Color Aura
Midnight Blue
Element
Air
Season
Winter
Gemstone
Obsidian
Spirit Animal
Eagle
Power Word
Vision
Energy Type
Air × Winter
Visionary
Sees opportunities others miss.
Bold
Takes courageous risks.
Perceptive
Reads situations with clarity.
Aquila of Sinope
Ancient biblical translator.
Aquila
The Eagle of the Ninth
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Aquila referenced in Roman texts.
Aquila
Latin
Ακύλας
Greek
Beautiful middle name pairings with Aquila:
Aquila Marcus
Aquila Julius
Aquila Felix
Aquila Dominic
Aquila Valerian
Aquila Hadrian
Aquila Silas
Name of a constellation.
Used in ancient Roman legions.
Aquil
Eagle symbolizing strength and vision
boyQuillan
Descendant of the slender fair one
boyVernus
Spring-like; youthful and fresh as the season of renewal.
boyXavius
Bright new house or estate owner
boyAcie
The first or the foremost leader
boyLawarence
Laurel-crowned victor of ancient battles
boyClate
One who is renowned and celebrated in ancient times
boyCordarrius
Brave hearted protector of the people
boyAceion
Champion of excellence and unity
boyDomminic
Belonging to the Lord and master
boyLukeus
Bringer of light or from the sacred grove
boyDeonate
Born of divine favor and strength
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