Mythological & Egyptian Names
Browse Mythological & Egyptian names across female and male groups.
Female Names
View full pageAicha
Aicha derives from the Arabic name ʿĀʾisha, meaning 'she who is alive' or 'the living one.' This stems from the root ʿ-ʾ-y-š (ع-ء-ي-ش), which conveys concepts of life, vitality, a...
Isidora
Isidora derives from the Greek name Isídōros, adapted into a feminine form, where 'Isis' refers to the ancient Egyptian goddess of magic, motherhood, and fertility, and 'doron' me...
Aamina
Aamina derives from the Arabic root 'ʾ-m-n,' which conveys core concepts of safety, trustworthiness, and faith.
Isyss
Isyss is a modern phonetic variant of Isis, drawing from the ancient Egyptian goddess's name.
Lazuli
Lazuli derives from 'lapis lazuli,' a prized deep-blue metamorphic rock used since antiquity for pigments, jewelry, and carvings.
Aset
Aset, commonly known in English as Isis, derives its meaning from the ancient Egyptian throne hieroglyph that forms part of the name, symbolizing 'throne' or 'seat,' reflecting he...
Gurseerat
Gurseerat is a compound name from Punjabi Sikh nomenclature, where 'Gur' refers to the Guru, embodying the divine teacher or spiritual guide in Sikh tradition, and 'Seerat' derive...
Isidra
Isidra derives from the Greek name Isidora, composed of the elements 'Isis,' referring to the ancient Egyptian goddess of magic, motherhood, and fertility, and 'doron,' meaning 'g...
Korrin
Korrin appears as a modern phonetic variant of names like Corrin or Karen, potentially deriving from the Greek Koren meaning 'maiden' or 'pure girl,' a diminutive form linked to K...
Aishat
Aishat derives from the Arabic name ʿĀʾisha, meaning 'she who is alive' or 'living one.' This stems from the root ḥ-y-y, which conveys concepts of life, vitality, and existence in...
Hanin
Hanin derives from the Arabic root ḥ-n-n, which conveys notions of tenderness, compassion, and yearning.
Kleopatra
Kleopatra derives from the Ancient Greek elements 'kleos' (κλέος), meaning 'glory' or 'fame,' and 'patēr' (πατήρ), meaning 'father.' The compound thus translates to 'glory of the...
Male Names
View full pageAbdulrahman
Abdulrahman is a compound Arabic name formed from 'Abd al-Raḥmān,' where 'abd' means 'servant' or 'slave of,' and 'al-Raḥmān' is one of the 99 names of Allah denoting 'the Most Me...
Amon
The name Amon derives primarily from the Hebrew 'āmōn,' meaning 'faithful,' 'true,' or 'one who is believed,' reflecting concepts of trustworthiness and reliability in ancient Sem...
Ayoub
Ayoub derives from the Arabic name أيوب (Ayūb), which corresponds to the Hebrew Yovav or Yov, ultimately tracing to the Semitic root y-b-b, connoting repentance, return, or persev...
Mouhamed
Mouhamed represents a variant transliteration of the Arabic name Muhammad, which derives from the root ḥ-m-d, meaning 'to praise' or 'to commend.' The name semantically conveys 'p...
Muaz
Muaz derives from the Arabic root 'ʿ-w-z' (ع و ز), which conveys concepts of strength, protection, and resilience, often interpreted as 'protected' or 'shielded by God' in persona...
Heru
Heru derives from the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic term ḥrw, commonly transliterated as 'Heru' or 'Horus,' which carries the core meaning of 'falcon' or 'the distant one,' reflec...
Asar
Asar serves as an alternative transliteration of the ancient Egyptian name Asar, more widely known in English as Osiris, derived from the Egyptian phrase 'wsir,' whose precise mea...
Dheeran
Dheeran derives from the Sanskrit root 'dhīra,' which conveys notions of patience, steadiness, courage, and resolve.
Philopater
Philopater is a compound name derived from Ancient Greek elements 'philos' meaning 'loving' or 'dear' and 'patēr' meaning 'father,' thus translating to 'father-loving' or 'lover o...
Mouhamad
Mouhamad represents a variant transliteration of the Arabic name Muhammad, which derives from the root verb ḥammada, meaning 'to praise' or 'to commend highly.' The name semantica...
Eashan
Eashan derives from the Sanskrit root 'īśa,' meaning 'lord' or 'master,' a title for the supreme deity in Hindu tradition, particularly Shiva.
Horus
Horus derives from the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic name Ḥr, which linguists interpret as 'falcon' or 'the distant one,' reflecting the bird's keen eyesight and lofty flight symb...