Atlas has always been off the charts when it comes to baby names until 2015 where it skyrocketed in popularity.

Baby names of gods and goddesses. Selene was said to be the personification of the moon and Artemis was a goddess associated in part with the moon. Click on a name to read about its origin and meaning. The name Anya comes from this Goddess.

Atlas is a mythological Greek titan who was responsible for holding up the heavens for eternity. Goddess of spring and poetry. Phoebe is the Latin variation of the Greek name Phoibe which derived from phoibos meaning bright In classical mythology Phoebe is the by-name of Artemis goddess of the moon and of hunting.

Dont be afraid to venture into the realm of fantastical creatures folk heroes and gods and goddesses for naming ideas. God of beauty Apollo. God of love Eros.

Protector of Trees Knowledge Creativity Passion Sex Fertility Giobhniu - Celtic God of Weaponry Lugh - Celtic God of Druids Carpentry and Mason Llyr - Celtic God of Waters and Sea Maeve - Celtic Goddess of Earth Fertility and War Manannan - Celtic God of Sailors and Merchants Margawse - Celtic Goddess of Mothers Mebd - Celtic Goddess of War and Drinking Mider - Celtic God of the Underworld Morrigan - Celtic. This list of names will help you brainstorm name possibilities. Aine Celtic Goddess of love growth cattle and light.

Amphitrite Greek - Ancient Goddess of the sea and consort of the God Poseidon. Greek mythology provides a rich territory for baby names with names like Athena goddess of wisdom Europa a Greek princess Hermes the god of travel and Paris a Trojan prince from Greek mythology. Calliope was the Greek.

God of harvests Cronus. Baby Names Inspired By Greek Gods and Goddesses Updated on July 22 2019 The first well-documented mention of Greek Gods and Goddesses were the writings of Homer in the 700s BC but the true history is thought to date back to the Mesopotamians. Celtic Goddess Names The Celtic goddesses provide a wealth of possible baby names.