Witches and Wizards: Names from Harry Potter

I have read the Harry Potter books dozens of times, and a huge baby name nerd like myself can't help but notice the unique, but oh-so-lovable names J.K. Rowling picked for her characters, and how well they suit their characters. Here is a compilation of the more uncommon names for your enjoyment:

Harry: English--Army Ruler, Leader

Arthur: English--Bear

George: Greek--Farmer

Percy/Percival: French--Pierce Valley

Ginevra: Italian--Fair One

Hermione: Greek--Pillar Queen

Albus: Latin--White

Wulfric: Ancient Germanic--Powerful, Wolf-Like

Ariana: Italian--Very Holy

Seamus: Irish--Supplanter

Neville: French--New Town

Lavender: English--Purple Flower

Parvati: Indian--Daughter of the Mountain

Padma: Indian--Lotus Flower

Draco: Latin--Dragon

Lucius: Latin--Light

Narcissa: Greek--Sleep, Numbness

Bellatrix: Latin--Female Warrior

Sirius: Latin--Burning Star

Remus: Roman--Wolf

Orion: Ancient Greek--Boundary, Limit

Minerva: Latin--Intellect

Severus: Latin--Stern, Severe

Regulus: Latin--Heart of a Lion

Hepzibah: Hebrew--My Delight Is in Her

Helga: German--Blessed, Holy

Godric: Anglo-Saxon--Power of God

Rowena: English--Joy, Fame

Fleur: French--Flower

Cedric: English--Beloved

Luna: Italian--Moon

Rubeus: Latin--Red

Alastor: Scottish--Protector of the People

Poppy: English--Poppyseed

Sibyl: Latin--Seer

Arabella: Latin--Invokable

Olympe: French--Olympus

Emeric: German--Work Ruler