| Meaning | eighth |
| Origin | Latin |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Popular |
| Length | 7 |
| Syllables | 4 |
| Syllabification | Oc-ta-vi-a |
Rich with classical heritage, Octavia commands attention with its regal bearing and historical depth. This name resonates with intellectual sophistication and artistic sensibility, having graced notable figures throughout history. The strong opening and flowing middle create a name that's both powerful and feminine, offering an impressive presence without sacrificing grace. Octavia works beautifully in formal contexts while shortening naturally to friendly nicknames for everyday use. Its Latin roots give it timeless quality that transcends passing trends, appealing to parents who value substance and legacy. For those seeking a name with gravitas, cultural richness, and enduring elegance, Octavia stands as an exceptional choice that promises to age magnificently.
| Octaviana |
| Octavie |
| Octavienne |
| Ottavia |
| Tavi |
| Tava |
| Tavia |
| Avi |
| Octie |
| Octavia Butler | American science fiction writer |
| Octavia Spencer | American actress |
| Octavia Hill | English social reformer |
| Octavia St. Laurent | American transgender rights activist |
| Octavia Nasr | Lebanese-American journalist |
| Octavia Walton Le Vert | American author |
| Octavia Rogers Albert | American physician and suffragist |
| Octavia Estelle Butler | American writer |
| Octavia Sperati | Norwegian metal band |
| Octavia Harby Moses | American poet |
| Octavia E. Butler | American playwright |
| Octavia V. Rogers Albert | African-American civil rights activist |
| Octavia Holland | American businesswoman |
| Octavia Blake | The 100 - TV series |
| Octavia Spencer | Pretty Little Liars - TV series |
| Octavia of the Julii | Rome - TV series |