It’s great to give your daughter a goddess name because they have strong, empowering meanings. Goddess mythology has its roots in many different world cultures. Be inspired by this list of 80+ goddess names, whether you want to name your daughter after a goddess from your family history or you simply want her name to represent strength and grace.
Goddess Names for Your Baby Girl a to z :
- Aine (Irish) – an early Celtic summer goddess
- Alectrona -(Greek) is the sun goddess.
- (Greek) -Alethea is the goddess of truth.
- Amalthea- (Greek)- a nymph who nursed Zeus as an infant.
- Andarta -Celtic warrior goddess of victory,
- Anaisa -(Puerto Rican, Haitian, and Dominican) – the goddess of love, wealth, and happiness.
- Anjea -is an Australian fertility goddess.
- Antheia –(Greek) – garden, flower, swamp, and marsh goddess.
- Aphea- (Greek) is the goddess of Aegina.
- Asteria -is the Greek goddess of the stars.
- Astraea -is the Greek goddess of justice.
- Atalanta -(Greek) was a warrior Goddess who could outrun the fastest man.
- Aura -(Greek) – The Titan of the Wind.
- Aurora -(Roman) – sunrise goddess whose tears became morning dew.
- Bia- (Greek) – the goddess of raw energy and force.
- Brigid -is the Irish goddess of fire.
- Calliope- (Greek) – epic poetry muse.
- Calypso- (Greek) – a sea nymph who held Odysseus captive on the island of Ogygia.
- Chandra -(Hindi) is the moon goddess.
- Clemencia- (Roman) – goddess of mercy and forgiveness.
- Clio -(Greek) is a historical muse.
- Concordia- (Latin) – peace goddess.
- Cora Greek) – Persephone’s epithet, the goddess of fertility and the underworld.
- Coventina- (Celtic) is the goddess of sacred water.
- (Greek) -Cybele is the goddess of caves, mountains, nature, and wild animals.
- Cynthia -(Greek) – Artemis or Diana’s epithet.
- Dalia -(Lithuanian) – fate goddess.
- Demetria -(Greek) is a prehistoric earth goddess.
- Devi -(Hindu) translates to “goddess” in Sanskrit.
- Diana -(Roman) is the goddess of hunting and wild animals.
- Doris -(Greek) – a sea nymph whose name represented the sea’s bounty.
- Eachna -(Irish) – a goddess known for her beauty, intelligence, and style.
- Eileithya -is the Greek goddess of childbirth.
- Electra -is one of the seven Pleiades.
- Euterpe -(Greek) is a music and lyric poetry muse.
- Fauna -(Roman) – earth goddess.
- Flora -(Roman) – flower goddess.
- Freya-(Nordic) is the goddess of love, beauty, fertility, war, wealth, divination, and magic.
- Gaia (Greek) -Earth goddess and prophecy. She is the primordial mother and the embodiment of Mother Earth. She was the mother of the Titans.
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- Harmona -(Greek) – goddess of peace and harmony.
- Hera (Greek) -Olympian Queen and Goddess of Marriage and Birth.
- Hemera -(Greek) is the goddess of the day and light.
- Hestia -(Greek) – hearth and home goddess.
- Holle -(Germanic) – sky and weather goddess.
- Idony -(Nordic) is the goddess of spring and eternal youth.
- Inanna-Sumerian goddess of love, war, and fertility.
- Iris -(Greek) – rainbow goddess and messenger to the gods.
- Irene- is the Greek goddess of peace.
- Isis-Egyptian goddess of life and magic, .
- Jaya -(Buddhist) means “victory,” and is the name of a Buddhist goddess.
- Kali -(Hindu) is the Hindu goddess of death and rebirth.
- Kianda -(Angola) – mermaid goddess of the sea and fishermen.
- Lakshmi (Hindu) is the goddess of wealth, beauty, and prosperity.
- Levana -(Roman) is the moon goddess.
- Lissa.-African mother goddess
- Luna -(Roman) is the moon goddess.
- Maia -(Greek) is the goddess of the fields.
- Marina -(Slavic) is the moon goddess.
- Minerva -(Roman) is the goddess of knowledge, medicine, and crafts.
- Nixie-(Roman) – a goddess of childbirth.
- Ostara -(Germanic) – Spring goddess.
- Parvati -(Hindu) is the Hindu goddess of love and devotion.
- Phoebe -(Greek) – Phoebe is associated with the Delphic oracle.
- Polyhymnia -(Greei) is the Greek goddess of sacred poetry, sacred hymns, dance, and eloquence, as well as agriculture, geometry, and pantomime.
- Pomona -is the Roman goddess of fruit trees and gardens.
- Rhea -(Greek) – the ancient Titan Earth Goddess, responsible for soil fertility and female fertility.
- Rhiannon -(Celtic) – fertility goddess associated with the moon, night, and death.
- Saranya -(Hindu) – dawn and cloud goddess.
- Selene -(Greek) – Titan moon personification.
- (Greek) -Thalia is the goddess of comedy and pastoral poetry.
- Theia- (Greek) is the goddess of vision.
- Venus- is the Roman goddess of love and beauty.
- Vesta -(Roman) – the keeper of the sacred flame.
- Zaria -(Slavic) is a battle goddess.
- (Slavic) -Ziva is a fertility goddess.
