Grata

Grata is the feminine form of Gratus and means "grateful," "pleasant," and "agreeable" in Latin. This name has a long and rich history and is notably held by Justa Grata Honoria, the sister of Roman Emperor Valentinian III and Saint Grata of Bergamo. As a variant of the more popular name Grace, Grata was prominent in the Roman era and could easily be revived as a modern moniker due to its timeless nature.