Names meaning mythology or with mythology as part of their meaning.

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On the mybaby site there are 306 number of baby names that have either have "mythology" as their meaning, or have the " mythology" included in their meaning

There are 13 girl names with the meaning mythology.

There are 295 boy names with the meaning mythology.

The most popular girls name with the meaning "mythology" is Heryah

The most popular boys name with the meaning "mythology" is Cadmus

The following celebrities have a name with the meaning mythology ( DON,June,Elvis,Dylan,)

The following celebrity babies have a name with the meaning mythology ( Dylan,)

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Acacia	Biblical - Acacia wood was used to build the wilderness Tabernacle. More				Add to Favorites
Acantha	Greek Mythology(Latinized) - Latinized form of Greek (Akantha), which meant 'thorn, prickle'. In Greek legend she was a nymph loved by Apollo. More				Add to Favorites
Acestes	Greek - A Trojan king from Greek mythology.				Add to Favorites
Adonis	Greek - Extremely handsome; In greek mythology, Adonis is a beautiful young man beloved of Aphrodite. More				Add to Favorites
Aegina	Latin - Mother of Aeacus, who, in Greek mythology, was the first king of Aegina. Aeacus was known for his piety and became a judge in Hades after his death.				Add to Favorites
Agamemnon	Greek Mythology - Possibly meaning 'very steadfast' in Greek. In Greek mythology he was the brother of Menelaus and he led the Greek expedition to Troy to recover his brother's wife Helen. After the Trojan War Agamemnon was killed by his wife Clytemnestra. More				Add to Favorites
Alcestis	Greek - In Greek mythology, the name of a woman who gave her life to save her husband				Add to Favorites
Alcippe	Latin - Mighty mare More				Add to Favorites
Alcyone	Greek - In mythology, daughter of King Aeolus				Add to Favorites
Alcyoneus	Greek - Alcyoneus fought against Athena in Greek mythology				Add to Favorites
Alyona	Russian - Light More				Add to Favorites
Ambrosia	Greek - Immortal; In mythology, Ambrosia is a food delicacy of the gods and immortal beings., More				Add to Favorites
Andromeda	African - Ruler of men.' According to Greek mythology, Andromeda married Perseus, who had saved her from Medusa, a monster of the sea. Andromeda was said to be an Aethiopian (meaning African) princess. Ancient Aethiopians considered Perseus and Andromeda the pro More				Add to Favorites
Angerona	Latin - In mythology, goddess who relieved men from pain and sorrow				Add to Favorites
Angharad	Arthurian Legend - A love of Peredur More				Add to Favorites
Angharat	Arthurian Legend - A love of Peredur More				Add to Favorites
Angus	Gaelic - The only choice\|Chosen, Possesses strength. More				Add to Favorites
Antaios	Greek - Enemy. Killed by Hercules in Greek mythology.				Add to Favorites
Anticlea	Greek - In mythology, mother of Odysseus				Add to Favorites
Antiope	Greek - In mythology, daughter of Asopus				Add to Favorites
Apollo	Arthurian Legend - Uncle of Tristan, More				Add to Favorites
Apollon	Greek - Manly beauty. In Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of medicine and healing who drove his fiery chariot (the sun) through the sky.				Add to Favorites
Apollos	Greek - Manly beauty. In Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of medicine and healing who drove his fiery chariot (the sun) through the sky.				Add to Favorites
Apolo	Greek - Manly beauty. In Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of medicine and healing who drove his fiery chariot (the sun) through the sky.				Add to Favorites
Apsaras	Hindi - In Hindu mythology, Apsaras are female spirits of nature akin to water or forest nymphs. They are considered beautiful creatures who are also talented artists and performers.				Add to Favorites
Arachne	Greek - In Greek mythology, Arachne was a young girl whose pride in her weaving skills and attitude during a weaving contest prompted Athena to turn her into a spider. In Latin mythology, it is Minerva who transforms Arachne., More				Add to Favorites
Arethusa	Greek - In mythology, Arethusa was pursued by the river god Alpheus, who had fallen in love with her. Rather than give in to him, she begged Artemis to save her, which she did by turning her into a spring. Not to be defeated, Alpheus turned himself to water and united with her., More				Add to Favorites
Ariadne	Greek - Holy one; In Greek mythology, Ariadne is the daughter of King Minos who saves Thesus by helping him navigate the prison maze known as the Labyrinth., More				Add to Favorites
Arian	Greek - Holy one; In Greek mythology, Ariadne is the daughter of King Minos who saves Thesus by helping him navigate the prison maze known as the Labyrinth., More				Add to Favorites
Ariane	Greek - Holy one; In Greek mythology, Ariadne is the daughter of King Minos who saves Thesus by helping him navigate the prison maze known as the Labyrinth., More				Add to Favorites
Artemis	Persian - Male - The moon goddess. More				Add to Favorites
Aryana	Greek - Holy one; In Greek mythology, Ariadne is the daughter of King Minos who saves Thesus by helping him navigate the prison maze known as the Labyrinth., More				Add to Favorites
Aslaug	Norse - Consecrated to God; In Norse mythology, she was the daughter of Brynhild and Sigurd.				Add to Favorites
Aslog	Norse - Consecrated to God; In Norse mythology, she was the daughter of Brynhild and Sigurd.				Add to Favorites
Astarte	Egyptian - Goddess of Syrian origin introduced into Egypt during the 18th Dynasty., More				Add to Favorites
Asteria	Greek - Star, Bright More				Add to Favorites
Astynome	Latin - In Greek mythology, she is daughter of Chryses, probably fathered by Agamemnon, although her mother claimed Apollo was the father .				Add to Favorites
Atalanta	Greek - Immoveable; the name of a female athlete and huntress in Greek mythology who vowed never to marry a man unless he beat her in a race, More				Add to Favorites
Atlas	Latin - Carried; In mythology, Atlas was forced by Zeus to carry the heavens on his shoulders forever as a punishment after he and the other Titans fought an unsuccessful war against Zeus and the Olympian gods., More				Add to Favorites
Atropos	Greek - In Greek mythology, Atropos was one of the three Fates or Moirae, female deities who supervised rather than determined outcomes. Atropos was the fate who cut the thread or web of life.				Add to Favorites
Autonoe	Greek - With a mind of her own; In Greek mythology, she was the daughter of Cadmus and Harmonia and the mother of Actaeon. In Roman lore, she is the mother of Palaemon by Hercules., More				Add to Favorites
Avallach	Celtic - Related to the island of Avalon in Arthurian legend and Celtic mythology				Add to Favorites
Bali	Hindi - Soldier. Also, in Hindu mythology, the monkey king who can weaken enemies with a wish. More				Add to Favorites
BASTET	Egyptian - In Egyptian mythology, Bastet was a cat-goddess whose cult-center was at Bubastis in the Nile Delta. In the Late Period she was regarded as a beneficent deity.				Add to Favorites
Baucis	Greek - In mythology, she was the wife of Philemon. Though poor, they were a happy couple and, when tested by the gods, they were found to be generous and giving people.				Add to Favorites
Bijan	Persian - A name from Persian mythology, character in Shahnameh				Add to Favorites
Brage	Old Norse - A god in Norse mythology, Son of Odin.				Add to Favorites
Bragg	Old Norse - A god in Norse mythology, Son of Odin.				Add to Favorites
Braggo	Old Norse - A god in Norse mythology, Son of Odin.				Add to Favorites
Caca	Latin - In Roman mythology, Caca was the sister of the Giant Cacus. She was originally a goddess of the hearth, but was later demoted to a minor part in one tale of Hercules.				Add to Favorites
Caieta	Latin - In Roman mythology, the wet nurse of Aeneas				Add to Favorites
Callie	English - Most beautiful; pet form of Callista, More				Add to Favorites
Callista	Greek - Most beautiful; In mythology, Callista was tricked by Zeus and as a result gave birth to a son, Arcas. Hera transformed Callista into a bear, and when she was almost killed by her hunting son, both were transformed into constellations, creating Ursa Major and Ursa Minor. Callisto is also a moon of Jupiter., More				Add to Favorites
Calyce	Latin - In Greek mythology, Calyce was the mother of King Cycnus.				Add to Favorites
Carna	Latin - The name of at least two figures in Roman mythology, the goddess of bodily organs and a nymph with power over door handles,				Add to Favorites
Cassiopeia	Greek - In Greek mythology, Cassiopeia was the mother of Andromeda. According to legend, both women are now constellations.				Add to Favorites
Cenon	Spanish - Receiver of life from Zeus. More				Add to Favorites
CERES	Greek - Another name for Demeter. More				Add to Favorites
CIymene	Greek - Famous one; the name of several women in Greek mythology, including the mother of Atalanta and the daughter of Oceanus and mother of Atlas, More				Add to Favorites
Clytia	Greek - Lovely; In Greek mythology, Clytia was a sea nymph who was in love with the sun god. Upon her death, she became a sunflower and now always turns her face toward the sun.				Add to Favorites
CYRENA	Greek - Male - Alluring one, Siren. More				Add to Favorites
Daedalus	Greek - Cunning; In Greek mythology, Daedalus was a skilled Athenian craftsman and inventor. King Minos had him imprisoned in his own invention�the labyrinth. Daedalus and his son Icarus tried to escape with wings he created of wax, feathers and thread, yet Icarus flew too close to the sun and died.				Add to Favorites
Dag	Scandinavian - Day More				Add to Favorites
Danaus	Greek - According to Greek mythology, Danaus was a father to fifty daughters, known as the Danaides.				Add to Favorites
Daphnis	Latin - A shepherd. More				Add to Favorites
Dione	Greek - Divine queen; In Greek mythology, Dione was Zeus�s mate and the mother of Aphrodite.				Add to Favorites
DON	English - A diminutive of Donald, meaning world mighty, or Donovan, meaning dark brown. Frequently used as a name on its own.Abbreviation of any name beginning with Don-. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld.			Y	Add to Favorites
Donne	English - Form of Donn. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld., More				Add to Favorites
Durga	Latin - Enduring More				Add to Favorites
Dylan	Welsh - Of the sea; In Welsh mythology, Dylan was the god of the sea. The Welsh name is from a different source than the Irish Dillon.		Y	Y	Add to Favorites
Elvis	Scandinavian - Origin uncertain, but may be from Scandanavian meaning all-wise. Alvis occurs in Norse mythology. Famous Bearer: late 'King of Rock and Roll' Elvis Presley. More			Y	Add to Favorites
Enceladus	Greek - A giant; In Greek mythology, he fought against the Olympians and Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Endymion	Greek - A handsome youth of Greek mythology				Add to Favorites
Etain	Celtic/Gaelic - A fairy. More				Add to Favorites
Eurydice	Latin - Wife of Orpheus in Greek mythology; This name is derived from the blend of two root words: , More				Add to Favorites
Evander	Greek - Evangelist, Preacher. More				Add to Favorites
Farhad	Iranian - A character in Shahnameh More				Add to Favorites
Fergus	Scottish - Strong man; the name of a warrior prince of Ulster in Irish mythology, More				Add to Favorites
Fiana	Irish - In Irish mythology, Fianna were warrior hunters.				Add to Favorites
Fiannah	Irish - In Irish mythology, Fianna were warrior hunters.				Add to Favorites
Finn	Irish - Fair; In Irish mythology, Finn Mac Cumhail was a legendary hero similar to the English Robin Hood. More				Add to Favorites
Frey	English - Male - Noble\|The masculine form of Freya - a goddess of love. More				Add to Favorites
Frigg	Scandinavian - Love More				Add to Favorites
Fulla	German - Full More				Add to Favorites
Fyana	Irish - In Irish mythology, Fianna were warrior hunters.				Add to Favorites
Fyanna	Irish - In Irish mythology, Fianna were warrior hunters.				Add to Favorites
Fyannah	Irish - In Irish mythology, Fianna were warrior hunters.				Add to Favorites
Galatee	Greek - White as milk; In mythology, Pygmalion fell in love with the statue Galatia and Aphrodite brought her to life for him. More				Add to Favorites
Galatia	Greek - White as milk; In mythology, Pygmalion fell in love with the statue Galatia and Aphrodite brought her to life for him.				Add to Favorites
Ganymede	Greek - Cup bearer to the gods, son of King Tros of Troy; According to Greek mythology, this young, beautiful boy became one of Zeus'' lovers., More				Add to Favorites
Gerd	Scandinavian - To be guarded More				Add to Favorites
Gerde	German - Protected More				Add to Favorites
Gjerta	Danish - Protection More				Add to Favorites
Griff	Welsh - Fighting chief; fierce. The fierce Gryphon of Greek mythology and medieval legend was a creature with foreparts of an eagle and hindquarters of a lion.				Add to Favorites
Griffen	Latin - Hooked nose. More				Add to Favorites
Griffith	Arthurian Legend - A murderer, More				Add to Favorites
GRYPHON	Greek - Male - Mythological Beast More				Add to Favorites
Gullveig	Norse - Refers to Goldbranch, a sorceress of Norse mythology who had a great lust for gold				Add to Favorites
Gunder	Norse - Warrior; in Norse mythology, the husband of Brynhild, More				Add to Favorites
Gunnar	Norse - Warrior; in Norse mythology, the husband of Brynhild, More				Add to Favorites
Haemon	Greek - In Greek mythology, Haemon was the son of Creon and betrothed of Antigone. He is remembered for his defense of Antigone and his arguments about wise leadership.				Add to Favorites
Haki	Norse - Name of a slave, a minor character in Norse mythology				Add to Favorites
Halcyon	Latin - Quiet\|Kingfisher. More				Add to Favorites
Halcyone	Greek - Time of peace, kingfisher; In Greek mythology, Halcyone threw herself into the sea after the death of her husband. Out of pity, the gods changed the pair into kingfishers, or halcyons, and caused the winds to cease blowing during the kingfisher's mating season. The expression "halcyon days" is derived from this myth and means a time of tranquility.				Add to Favorites
Halina	Hawaiian - Resemblance More				Add to Favorites
Hall	Old English - Estate ruler, Dweller at the hall. A short form of names starting with Hal "." More				Add to Favorites
Hamund	Teutonic - Home More				Add to Favorites
Hecuba	Latin - Wife of King Priam of Troy; Hecuba was the mother of Paris and Hector in Greek mythology. More				Add to Favorites
Heimdal	Norse - White god; In Norse mythology, Heimdal is the son of Odin and one of the Wave Maidens, and he is the guardian of the rainbow bridge.				Add to Favorites
Hekuba	Greek - Mother of Paris and Hector in Greek mythology				Add to Favorites
Hela	Norse - Goddess of the underworld in Norse mythology				Add to Favorites
Helaine	French - Variant of Helen; In mythology, the abduction of Zeus'' mortal daughter Helen sparked the Trojan War.				Add to Favorites
Heleen	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Helen	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Helena	Shakespearean - 'All's Well That Ends Well.' A gentlewoman protected by the Countess of Rousillon. 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' In love with Demetrius. More				Add to Favorites
Helene	French - Variant of Helen; In mythology, the abduction of Zeus'' mortal daughter Helen sparked the Trojan War., More				Add to Favorites
Helenka	Czech - Light More				Add to Favorites
Hera	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Herah	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Heria	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Heriah	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Hermione	Greek - Well-born, earthly; feminine form of Hermes and, in Greek mythology, the daughter of Menelaus and Helen. Kids and adults alike are sure to recognize the name as a character in J.K. Rowling's				Add to Favorites
Hermod	Norse - In Norse mythology, Hermod was the son of Odin and Frigg, and welcomed fallen warriors to Valhalla.				Add to Favorites
HERO	Greek - Hero; In Greek mythology, Hero was the lover of Leander, who would swim across the Hellespont each night to meet her. Hero is also the name of a character in Shakespeare's play , More				Add to Favorites
Hersilia	Latin - A name from Roman mythology, Hersilia married a follower of Romulus.				Add to Favorites
Herya	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Heryah	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Hilaeira	Greek - In mythology, girl carried off by Pollux and Castor				Add to Favorites
Hildagarde	German - Battle. Glorious, warfare. In Scandinavian mythology Hildegard was a Valkyrie sent by Odin to escort battle heroes to Valhalla.				Add to Favorites
Hildegard	German - Defending battle maiden; In Scandinavian mythology, Hildegard was a Valkyrie sent by Odin to escort battle heroes to Valhalla. Hildegard gained popularity in Germany in Medieval times through Saint Hildegard of Bingen., More				Add to Favorites
Hildegarde	German - Battle. Glorious, warfare. In Scandinavian mythology Hildegard was a Valkyrie sent by Odin to escort battle heroes to Valhalla.				Add to Favorites
Hrefna	Norse - Name from Norse mythology, daughter of Asgeir				Add to Favorites
Hrodny	Norse - A name from Norse mythology, mother of Hoskuld				Add to Favorites
Hugi	Norse - A minor character in Norse mythology, he was a young giant living in Utgard.				Add to Favorites
Hvergelmir	Norse - In Norse mythology, the wellspring of cold in Niflheim and the source of all cold rivers.				Add to Favorites
Hyacinth	Hebrew - Desired; Rejuvenation. More				Add to Favorites
Hyacinthe	Hebrew - Male - Desired; Rejuvenation. More				Add to Favorites
Hylas	Greek - In Greek mythology, Hylas was the son of Theiodamas and devoted companion of Heracles, joining him on the voyage of the Argo. When fetching water from a spring, a nymph was so entranced by his beauty that she kidnapped him.				Add to Favorites
Hypnos	Greek - Personification of sleep in Greek mythology; The term "hypnosis" derives from this name.				Add to Favorites
Iapetus	Greek - In Greek mythology, he is the Titan son Uranus and Gaia, and father of Atlas, Menoetius, Prometheus and Epimetheus. A moon of Saturn is named for him.				Add to Favorites
Icarius	Greek - In Greek mythology, Icarius was an Athenian who so warmly welcomed Dionysus to Attica that the god gave him the gift of wine. He was tragically killed when his shepherds mistook the wine for poison, but the gods honored his spirit by placing him in the stars.				Add to Favorites
Icarus	Greek - In Greek mythology, he was the son of the inventor Daedalus, and both were imprisioned by King Minos. In an attempt to escape, his father created wings of feathers and wax, but warned his son not to fly too high or the wings would melt. Lost in the joy of flight, Icarus forgot his father's warning. The sea where he died is named for him.				Add to Favorites
Idas	Greek - In Greek mythology, Idas was an Argonaut so special that princess Marpessa chose him over the god Apollo.				Add to Favorites
Idla	German - Battle. Glorious, warfare. In Scandinavian mythology Hildegard was a Valkyrie sent by Odin to escort battle heroes to Valhalla. More				Add to Favorites
Idony	Scandinavian - Renewed, rejuvenated; In Norse mythology, she was the goddess of spring and immortality charged with guarding the gods'' apples of youth.				Add to Favorites
Ilde	German - Battle. Glorious, warfare. In Scandinavian mythology Hildegard was a Valkyrie sent by Odin to escort battle heroes to Valhalla. More				Add to Favorites
Ileana	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Ileanna	Spanish - Trojan More				Add to Favorites
Ili	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Ilka	Polish - Holy and sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth. More				Add to Favorites
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