20 Libra-Inspired Baby Names

There are a lot of people who love looking into their horoscope to give them direction or tell them a little more about themselves. The same is true for parents who are curious about their baby, and anyone due with a little one set to enter the world between September 23 and October 22, a Libra is about to be born!

Even if a Libra isn’t about to enter the family, there’s no reason why a Libra-inspired baby name shouldn’t be considered. There’s a lot to love about Libras. Of course it’s not exact science, but for those who believe in it, Libras have some lovely qualities. They’re fair and peaceful, they enjoy partnership, and Libras like symmetry, balance, and being peacekeepers.

For anyone still looking for the perfect baby name and researching all the options, check out these 20 names inspired by Libras.

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Damario

Damario means “to tame” and while that might not seem like the perfect name for a Libra, it definitely is. Libra kids are all about balance, it’s one of the great qualities of the sign, and to tame is another way of saying that balance is being brought back into focus. The interpretation of the name can also be “gentle,” another perfect fit.

Serenity

Serenity as a word is something we strive for because it means life is in balance, things are calm and peaceful, and that’s absolutely the vibe a lot of parents want for their kids. Serenity fits the Libra motto perfectly—and it’s a beautiful name.

Amani

Parents who are looking for Arabic or Swahili names, Amani might end up at the top of the list. Not only does it sound incredibly elegant, but it’s not common, not too unique and it means “wishes” or “peace,” which are baby name meanings that will never go out of style.

Alizeh

Alizeh, pronounced “a lee zey,” is the perfect example of an elegant, stand-out name that’s still down-to-Earth. The name is Persian and it means “the wind” which makes it a beautiful name option for parents who value nature, gentle power, and very Libra-esque vibes.

Milo

While the name Milo is typically used for boys, there’s no rule that says it can’t be used for any gender. The name is classic without being overdone and it has all the makings of a popular name (it’s short, sweet, and has lots of vowels). Add that to its meaning of “peaceful” or “calm” and it can’t be more perfect for a little Libra.

Ahava

Ahava is definitely a unique name that we’re surprised we don’t hear more often. Ahava is Hebrew in origin and its meaning — love — is as versatile as the spelling options available for this beautiful name. Parents can choose Ahava, Ahavah, Ahuva, or even Ahabah while still holding on to the very Libra vibes.