Agatha

Agatha (ag-uh-thuh) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Agatha is the Latinized form of the Greek name Agathe which is derived from the Greek word for "good", agathos. This name became popular during the Middle Ages due to the fame of Saint Agatha. Saint Agatha spurned the advances of a Roman official, so she was tortured and killed.

Diminutives: Aggie