ADVENA

AETHEREA

ANTEA

APIANA

APRICA

ATRA

AZUREA

BELLICA

BELLULA

CETERI

Caerulea

FABULA

FERULA

Gloria is beginning to move beyond its de-glamorized Grandma image, most recently thanks to glamorous young Hollywood parents Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard, who chose it for their second daughter. Gyllenhaal was quoted as saying they had been inspired by Patti Smith's rendition of the Van Morrison song "Gloria" at a concert and thought " 'We'll name our daughter that one day'."
 George Bernard Shaw was one of the first to use this form of the ancient Latin name GLORIANA in his 1898 play You Never Can Tell It was a Top 25 name in the Gloria (born Josephine) Swanson era of the 1920s,--reaching as high as Number 20 in 1925-26) and held on in the Top 50 until 1955.
 Most prominent current adult bearers: Gloria Steinem and Gloria Estefan. Glorias have also figured prominently in TV sitcoms--as Archie and Edith's only child on All in the Family and the sexpot character played by Sofia Vergara on Modern Family.

Gloria

MODICA

Could be the next Nova, now that celestial baby names are in the ascendent.

Nebula

Palma is an appealing Latin name that's both geographical -- it's the romantic city on the Spanish island of Majorca -- and botanical, relating to the palm frond. Sometimes given to girls born on Palm Sunday. 

Palma

PLUVIA

PROCELLA

Persici

ROSARIUM

RUTILA

VESPER(IS)

Said to refer to either Jupiter or Venus, either of which would be preferable as a name. 

Vespera

VESPERI

AlexandrianScrolls's list "Latin Word Names for Girls" of 25 great name ideas: ADVENA - VESPERI!

Latin Word Names for Girls

Ancient Latin words that would make suitable names for a child or storybook character.