#ancient name

• Agripina — A popular or regional archaic Romanian phonetic variant of the feminine proper name Agripina, historically borne by notable figures of the Roman Empire and recognized in the Christian Orthodox calendar via Saint Agripina. In older rural Romanian society, it underwent local speech adaptations and was given with connotations of traditional virtue or piety.
• Albion — An ancient and poetic name given to Great Britain or the British Isles, originally used by the Greeks and Romans, most likely having Celtic or Latin roots linked to the white color of the Dover chalk cliffs.