Raven Calista
Raven Avalon
Raven Camilla
Raven Flora
Raven Genea
Raven Helene
Raven Marina
Raven Maia
Raven Phoebe
Raven Victoria

More names:
Raven Talisa
Raven Brielle
Raven Noelle
Raven Selene

GWENDOLEN
Gender: Feminine

Usage: Welsh

Pronounced: GWEN-də-lin (English) [key]

Means "white ring", derived from the Welsh elements gwen "white, fair, blessed" and dolen "ring". This was the name of a mythical queen of the Britons who defeated her husband in battle, as told by Geoffrey of Monmouth.

Going with your "_____ the Great" theme a bit, Catherine (the Great) comes to mind immediately

Raven's NMSAA, especially for a boy, but if you both love it, that's great. It's hard to find names you both agree on, I'm sure. Raven doesn't give me the best associations personally, what with the poem by Edgar Allan Poe and the former wrestler. It also resembles the word "ravine" (a gorge or valley) to me, although that's obviously not a big deal.. just my first thought

we have discussed it last night and
we agree on these names

Raven Elizabeth
Raven Calista
Raven Freyja
Raven Aurora
Raven Athena

and he mentioned
Raven Cassiopeia
Raven Cassandra


and just in case we have a boy
(my sister was told she was having a girl
but it turned out to be a son)
we cannot use the DAVIS, DAVID, DAVE sequence
my husband´s brother asked him if he could
name his upcoming baby boy after him DAVY
so RAVEN DAVID is out of the name poll

we both like
RAVEN WILLIAM

but keep the suggestions coming
we are still debating, it was really easy with
the first three kids we agreed within a week.

I forgot to say THANK YOU for all your suggestions.
We are not in a hurry, we still have time.

Though we both love the name RAVEN
for both sexes we are open to suggestions,
maybe there is a name somewhere that
is more complimentary to the boys names.
we are open to suggestions

Phoenix Alexander
Griffin Constantine
Draco Gabriel

as we mentioned befor we both love mythology
as well as astronomy and history