The Name Rumi for My Daughter

Shalom, honored Rabbi,
I am about to give birth to a daughter. I intend to give her two names. The second name will be Esther, after my mother-in-law. The first name is Rumi. I truly love the name and feel a connection to it. It is hard for me to think of another name. The intention behind the name is not, God forbid, a reference to the kingdom of Rome. Rather, Rumi comes from the word *rum*, which means elevation, upliftment, and heavenly kingship. As described in the Book of Habakkuk, Chapter 3, Verse 10: "The deep gave forth its voice; it lifted up its hands." The addition of the letter yud describes the connection to the word *rum*, meaning "my height." This is the interpretation I found for the name, and I feel a strong connection to it. I would appreciate it if the Rabbi would offer his blessing and recommendation for the name. I would also be happy to hear the Rabbi's opinion. Thank you very much, and have a good week.