Mythological baby names

Irish

Intoxicating, she who rules

Greek

Rising in the sky, hunter

Norse

Noble woman, goddess of love

Greek

West wind

Latin

Variant of Diana, the Roman goddess of the moon and the hunt, meaning divine.

Greek

Means woman from Delos, an epithet of the Greek goddess Artemis, who was born on the island of Delos.

Greek (variant of Cassandra)

She who shines.

Welsh/Celtic

Sea fort or sea hill.

Latin/Roman

Roman goddess of wisdom.

Welsh

From Welsh Rhianu, meaning great queen.

Greek

Violet flower; a figure in mythology.

Greek

Homecoming; wise elder and counselor.

Latin

Goddess of love and beauty.

Latin

Goddess of the hearth and home.

Greek

From Greek mythology, mother of Perseus meaning dry.

Greek

Lion man; from the Greek leon and aner.

Greek

Of Artemis, the huntress goddess; from Greek Artemis.

Celtic/Welsh

Variant of Merlin, possibly meaning sea fort or sea bright.

Greek

Derived from the Greek word meaning 'truth' or 'truthfulness.'

Greek

Life of Zeus.

Norse

Thunder or God of thunder.

Greek

Prophetess of the gods.

Greek

Earth mother; related to goddess Demeter.

Greek

Sound returning; from Greek mythology.

Greek

To tame or spirit; variant of Damian.

Latin

Goddess of thieves and darkness.

Greek

Derived from the Nereids, the sea nymphs of Greek mythology.

Greek

Derived from Greek meaning gift of Isis, the Egyptian goddess.

Greek

Very holy or most holy woman.

Greek

Variant of Paris, the Trojan prince in Greek mythology.

Welsh

From the legendary island Avallon, meaning apple island.

Greek

From Greek mythology, possibly meaning woman or lady.

Latin/Spanish

Feminine form derived from Jove or Jupiter, the Roman king of the gods.

Greek

From Mount Olympus, home of the gods.

Greek

Divine queen or of Zeus.

Greek

All gifts or giver of all.

Greek

Very holy or pure.

Egyptian

From Ra (sun god) and "mes" (born), Egyptian royal name.

Greek

From Greek "omega" meaning "great O," the final letter of the Greek alphabet.

Greek

Pain or ache, from Greek mythology the greatest warrior.

Spanish/Italian

Derived from the Spanish and Italian word for nymph, a mythological spirit.

Sanskrit

In Hindu mythology, the god of water and oceans, symbolizing purity and fluid strength.

Irish/Celtic

A variant of Tarán in Irish mythology, meaning thunder or the god of thunder.

Scottish/English

Derived from the Scottish and English word meaning fairy, symbolizing magic and wonder.

Greek

Spanish form of Briseis, a figure from Greek mythology.

Greek

Greek goddess of discord and strife.

Greek

From Greek mythology, a legendary poet and musician.

Greek; from Artemis

From the Greek goddess Artemis, associated with the hunt and the moon.

Nahuatl

Nahuatl (Aztec) origin meaning star.

Latin

Related to Taurus, the bull.

Greek

Greek origin meaning father's glory.

Nahuatl

Star; Aztec origin name from indigenous Mesoamerica.

Welsh

Immortal ruler; Welsh variant of Emrys.

Greek

From Narcissus, the mythological youth, meaning 'narcissus flower.'

Greek

From ancient Greek, possibly meaning 'from Thais' or 'noble.'

Greek

Devoted to Dionysus, god of wine.

Latin

The bull constellation; strong and steadfast.

Greek

Mermaid or from the Nereids (sea nymphs), from Greek mythology.

Greek

Of Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture.

Latin

Jupiter's child, from the Roman god Jove.