Baby Mythological Names
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39 names
Updated April 2026
#1 Pick
Apollo
Rising Fast
Atlas
Hidden Gem
Hermes
Classic Pick
Zeus
Editor's Pick
Apollo (uh-PAH-low)
The Greek god of music, poetry, light, and healing, representing beauty and intellect.
Top 10 Baby Mythological Names Names
| # | Name | Say it | Meaning | Tag |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apollo | uh-PAH-low | The Greek god of music, poetry, light, and healing, representing beauty and inte... Ranked #445 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: falling. | Popular |
| 2 | Athena | uh-THEE-nuh | The Greek goddess of wisdom, warfare, and crafts, symbolizing intelligence and s... Ranked #109 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable. | Popular |
| 3 | Zeus | zoos | The supreme god of the Olympian pantheon in Greek mythology, known for his power... Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #1067 in 2024. | Rare |
| 4 | Freya | fray-uh | A Norse goddess associated with love, beauty, fertility, gold, and war, represen... Ranked #176 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable. | Popular |
| 5 | Thor | thor | The Norse god of thunder, lightning, storms, and strength, known for his protect... Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #1442 in 2015. | Rare |
| 6 | Diana | dye-AN-uh | The Roman goddess of the hunt, wilderness, the moon, and childbirth, symbolizing... Ranked #244 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable. | Classic |
| 7 | Atlas | AT-luhs | A Titan in Greek mythology who was condemned to hold up the heavens, representin... Ranked #75 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising. | Trending |
| 8 | Aurora | uh-ROHR-uh | The Roman goddess of dawn, bringing light and new beginnings each day. Ranked #15 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable. | Top |
| 9 | Orion | oh-RYE-uhn | A giant hunter in Greek mythology, known for his skill and strength. Ranked #334 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable. | Popular |
| 10 | Persephone | per-SEF-uh-nee | The Greek goddess of spring growth, representing renewal and transformation. Ranked #735 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising. | Rare |
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Apollo
uh-PAH-low
The Greek god of music, poetry, light, and healing, representing beauty and intellect. Ranked #445 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: falling.
Athena
uh-THEE-nuh
The Greek goddess of wisdom, warfare, and crafts, symbolizing intelligence and strategic prowess. Ranked #109 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable.
Zeus
zoos
The supreme god of the Olympian pantheon in Greek mythology, known for his power and leadership. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #1067 in 2024.
Freya
fray-uh
A Norse goddess associated with love, beauty, fertility, gold, and war, representing strength and allure. Ranked #176 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable.
Thor
thor
The Norse god of thunder, lightning, storms, and strength, known for his protective nature. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #1442 in 2015.
Diana
dye-AN-uh
The Roman goddess of the hunt, wilderness, the moon, and childbirth, symbolizing independence and skill. Ranked #244 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable.
Atlas
AT-luhs
A Titan in Greek mythology who was condemned to hold up the heavens, representing endurance and responsibility. Ranked #75 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising.
Aurora
uh-ROHR-uh
The Roman goddess of dawn, bringing light and new beginnings each day. Ranked #15 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable.
Orion
oh-RYE-uhn
A giant hunter in Greek mythology, known for his skill and strength. Ranked #334 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable.
Persephone
per-SEF-uh-nee
The Greek goddess of spring growth, representing renewal and transformation. Ranked #735 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising.
Hermes
HER-meez
The Greek god of commerce, thieves, travelers, sports, athletes, and border crossings, guide to the underworld. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #3209 in 2025.
Selene
seh-LEE-nee
The Greek goddess of the moon, embodying lunar beauty and tranquility. Ranked #623 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising.
Odin
OH-din
The Norse god of wisdom, poetry, death, divination, and magic, representing knowledge and power. Ranked #502 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: falling.
Calliope
kuh-LYE-uh-pee
The Greek muse of epic poetry, representing inspiration and eloquence. Ranked #451 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising.
Ares
AIR-eez
The Greek god of war, representing courage and strength in battle. Ranked #290 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising.
Hera
HEER-uh
The Greek goddess of marriage, women, childbirth, and family, representing loyalty and protection. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #2730 in 2025.
Pan
pan
The Greek god of the wild, shepherds and flocks, nature of mountain wilds, rustic music and impromptus, and companion of the nymphs.
Nyx
niks
The Greek goddess of the night, representing mystery and the unknown. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #2244 in 2022.
Echo
EH-koh
A nymph in Greek mythology known for her beautiful voice and tragic love story. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #846 in 1984.
Jupiter
JOO-pi-ter
The Roman equivalent of Zeus, the king of the gods, representing power and authority. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #1562 in 2022.
Venus
VEE-nus
The Roman goddess of love, beauty, desire, sex, fertility, prosperity, and victory. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #570 in 1959.
Mars
mahrs
The Roman god of war, representing courage and strength. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #1256 in 2023.
Luna
LOO-nah
The Roman goddess of the moon, synonymous with Selene in Greek mythology. Ranked #27 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: stable.
Neptune
NEP-toon
The Roman god of the sea, representing power and the depths of the ocean. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #8785 in 2022.
Minerva
mi-NUR-vah
The Roman goddess of wisdom, arts, trade, strategy, and invention. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #625 in 1955.
Valkyrie
val-KEER-ee
In Norse mythology, female figures who choose who lives and dies in battle and bring the slain to Valhalla. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #1455 in 2022.
Titan
TY-tun
In Greek mythology, a member of the powerful race of giants that ruled before the Olympian gods. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #621 in 2017.
Perseus
PUR-see-uhs
A legendary hero in Greek mythology who slew Medusa. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #1210 in 2025.
Cassandra
kuh-SAN-druh
A princess of Troy in Greek mythology, known for her prophetic abilities but cursed never to be believed. Ranked #631 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: falling.
Phoenix
FEE-niks
A mythical bird that cyclically regenerates or is otherwise born again, often associated with the sun. Ranked #329 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: falling.
Isis
AI-sis
An ancient Egyptian goddess, known as a protector, healer, and magician. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #522 in 2005.
Osiris
oh-SYE-ris
An Egyptian god of the afterlife, the dead, and resurrection. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #917 in 2020.
Ra
rah
The ancient Egyptian sun god, representing light and life. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #3781 in 2023.
Freyr
fray-er
A Norse god associated with sacral kingship, virility and prosperity, with sunshine and fair weather. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #8550 in 2024.
Loki
LOW-kee
A Norse god or jötunn associated with magic, mischief, and shapeshifting. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #1235 in 2021.
Helena
HEH-leh-nah
Linked to Helen of Troy, whose beauty ignited the Trojan War, this name means "bright, shining one". Ranked #363 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising.
Arthur
AR-thur
Associated with the legendary King Arthur, a figure of British mythology and folklore, symbolizing nobility and leadership. Ranked #87 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising.
Guinevere
GWIN-eh-veer
The wife of King Arthur in Arthurian legend, known for her beauty and her tragic love affair with Lancelot. Ranked #899 in the US (SSA 2025). Trend: rising.
Morgana
mor-GAH-nah
A powerful sorceress in Arthurian legend, often depicted as both a healer and an antagonist. Outside US top 1000 in 2025; peak #4715 in 2023.
🔊 Pronunciation Guide
Apollouh-PAH-low
Athenauh-THEE-nuh
Zeuszoos
Freyafray-uh
Thorthor
Dianadye-AN-uh
AtlasAT-luhs
Aurorauh-ROHR-uh
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Sibling & Middle Names
Apollo & Artemis
Twin siblings from Greek mythology.
Freya & Thor
Powerful Norse siblings.
Luna & Orion
Celestial names with a beautiful connection.
Arthur & Guinevere
Legendary King and Queen.
Athena & Grace
Combines wisdom and elegance.
Atlas & James
Strength with a classic touch.
Freya & Rose
Beauty and strength combined.
Orion & Leo
Celestial and strong.
How to Choose: 5 Tips
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Check the initials — Make sure the initials don't spell anything awkward.
Think about nicknames — Consider what the name shortens to naturally.
Cultural fit — Reflect on the name's origin and how it fits your family background.
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What are the benefits of choosing mythological names?
Mythological names offer a unique blend of history, culture, and meaning. They connect your child to ancient stories and legendary figures, imbuing them with a sense of strength, wisdom, or beauty. These names often have rich symbolism and can spark curiosity about the origins of these tales.
Are mythological names difficult to pronounce or spell?
Some mythological names can be challenging to pronounce or spell due to their origins in ancient languages. However, many have become familiar through popular culture and are relatively easy to say and recognize. It's always a good idea to consider how the name will be received and understood.
Are mythological names suitable for both boys and girls?
While many mythological names are traditionally associated with a specific gender, some can be used for either boys or girls. Names like Phoenix or Luna are increasingly popular as gender-neutral choices, offering versatility and unique appeal. Consider the name's meaning and connotations when making your decision.
Where can I find more information about mythological names?
Numerous resources are available online and in libraries that delve into mythology from various cultures. Websites dedicated to baby names often include sections on mythological names with details on their origins, meanings, and pronunciations. Exploring books on mythology can provide a deeper understanding of the stories behind these names.
How popular are mythological names?
The popularity of mythological names varies depending on the specific name and cultural context. Some names, like Apollo and Athena, have consistently ranked among the more popular choices, while others remain relatively rare. Using mythological names allows you to balance popularity with unique meanings.
