Portia
The symbol of a beautiful, wealthy, and brilliant woman, in allusion to the heroine of Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice. The name is derived from the Latin Porcia, the feminine of Porcius, the title of a Roman clan prosperous in hog dealing, on the basis of the Latin porcus, a hog. It was Portia, in the role of girlattorney for Antonio, the friend of her suitor Bassanio, who uttered the imperishable words: “The quality of mercy is not strained.”
Porter
Meaning door keeper, Porter is an English occupational name.