100 points for an English female name! High difficulty, pure reposters stay.

Janus. janus

Janus was one of the oldest Roman gods. He was originally the god of the sun and light, who presided over the opening and closing of the gates of heaven, brought light to the earth, and changed the seasons, months, and days, and later became the god of the gates and passages that guarded all portals and passages, and the god who symbolized the beginning of all things.

As the god of doors, his statue was often erected on the arches and passages of various buildings and courtyards in Rome. As the god who began everything, legend has it that he created human beings, dug mountain springs and rivers, taught people to build ships and sail, and was the first ruler of Italy. People engaged in all activities, first of all they prayed to Him; When people pray to the gods, they always put his name first.

Caesar reformed the Roman calendar in the 1st century BC and named it after Janus in January, which began the year and the newly elected consuls were inaugurated on New Year's Day. The Roman Forum was built with the temple of Janus, the temple door was wide open during the war, and the god Janus protected the warriors from the battle; At the end of the war, the temple gates were closed as a sign of peace. Statues of Janus often feature two faces facing opposite directions (one facing the past and one facing the future), and are represented by a key to open an door and a staff to guard it.

Nemesis was the goddess of vengeance in ancient Greece.

prostitute, the name is good, look it up in the dictionary and you will understand.

How about Angela.

It's best to start with A.

A is the first letter of the English language, which highlights the dignity. God said, I am alpha (Latin initial, actually a); I am O Miga, I am the beginning, I am the end.

nice g: gentle e: easy l:

Lovely A: amiable

English Chinese ** Meaning ophelia Ophelia Greece Helper; helpers; Agnes Egnes Greece, Latin Pure, elegant, chaste athena Athena Greece In Greek mythology, the goddess of wisdom and war, the protector of Athens.

The Oxford dictionary is all at the back, take your pick. Of course, I love names that are easy and easy for women to like but don't dare to use, Eva.