Emma comes from a Germanic root meaning "whole" or "universal," and it's traditionally connected to completeness rather than any single trait. Historically the name carried an implication of quiet strength -- someone regarded as whole in herself, not defined by one virtue. That sense of wholeness has stayed central to how the name reads today.
Every city built with Mars in the Midheaven, or any other fixed star from the same nature, will see the majority of its governors die by the sword. - Ptolomeus