Mythologic names
Achilles
Greek hero and one of the main protagonists of “The Iliad” and “The Odyssey of Ulysses“, both written by Homer in Ancient Greece.
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Aegir
Aegir is a Norse sailboat name.
King of the seas in Norse mythology.
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Aegis
Aegis is a Greek business name for a security company. Meaning “vigilant”.
Name of the shield of Zeus and the armor of Athena, considered as symbols of invulnerability in Ancient Greece.
By extension, it also means “protection, defense”.
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Aeneas
Aeneas is a Latin boy name. Meaning “praise”.
Latin form of the Greek name Aineias.
In Greek legend he was a son of Aphrodite and one of the chief heroes who defended Troy from the Greeks.
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Aeolus
In Greek mythology, Aeolus was the powerful god of the wind. He ruled the island of Aeolia, where he controlled the winds and storms, storing them in a giant bag. Its name symbolizes the power of the wind, the force of nature and the ability to navigate the seas.
Ahti
Ahti is a Finnish sailboat name.
God of the deep in Finnish mythology.
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Altea
It comes from the Greek word “althaia” (healthy).
According to Greek mythology, she was the queen of Calydon and committed suicide after the murder of her brothers at the hands of her son Meleager.
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Alvis
Alvis is a Norse boy name. Meaning “all wise”.
In Norse mythology he was a dwarf who was to marry Thor‘s daughter.
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Anansi
Anansi or Ananse is an unisex pet name for spiders. It has African origin and literally means “spider” in an Akan language (southern Ghana, eastern Ivory Coast, Liberia and parts of Togo).
Spirit of West African and Caribbean folklore that can take human or arachnid form. It is a God who knows all the stories of the world.
Variants: Kwaku Ananse and Anancy.
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Anemoi
Anemoi is a Greek sailboat name.
Name given to the four Greek wind gods: Boreas (north), Notus (south), Euro (east) and Zephyrus (west).
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