Mythology names: gods, goddesses, and heroes
Names from mythology carry a special power: they've survived thousands of years because they evoke strength, beauty, and admirable qualities. Gods, goddesses, and heroes still inspire names full of character. This is a tour through the most beautiful ones.
Names from Greek mythology
Greek mythology is an endless source of names. Atenea (goddess of wisdom), Apolo (god of the sun and the arts), Selene (goddess of the moon), Hera (queen of the gods), or Perseo (the hero) are names with history and personality. Discover many more on our page of Greek goddess and god names.
Names from Roman mythology
Rome adapted many Greek gods and created its own: Diana (goddess of the hunt and the moon), Aurora (goddess of the dawn), Flora (goddess of flowers), or Marte (god of war). These are elegant names with the same mythological backdrop, in their Latin version.
Names from Norse mythology
Northern Europe brings strong, mysterious names: Freya (goddess of love), Thor (god of thunder), Odín, or Ivar. They have a powerful air and are gaining popularity thanks to series and films.
Names from Mexican mythology
Pre-Hispanic cultures also have their deities and heroes: Metztli (goddess of the moon), Xochiquetzal (goddess of flowers), Tonatiuh (sun god), or Quetzalcóatl. These are names with deep roots and a beautiful cosmic meaning. See them in Aztec names.
Why choose a mythological name
A name from mythology gives your child an identity with character and a fascinating story to tell. These names evoke qualities we all admire: wisdom, courage, beauty, love. And many are uncommon today, so your child will have a unique name with centuries of history behind it. Explore them on Astra.