Greek god/goddess for a baby name?

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My hubby and I love so many names and meaning from Greek legends and history. For females I like ATHENA (goddess of intelligence, peace, and wisdom), HERA: (pronounced Hair-Ah) Goddess of marriage, women, childbirth and empires, THEIA: (pronounced thee-ah) titaness of light and clear blue sky, and my favourite - RHEA: titaness of fertility, motherhood and the mountain wilds. ...I like Rhea because it sounds like the last two syllables of my name (Victoria) and I like the meaning as well. Maybe spell it "Ria" ...what do you guys think? Any other suggestions?

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As long as you know the history behind it, I say go for it. My sons middle name is Thor. Not because of the movies, or comic books or any of the pop culture shit surrounding that now, but because of the actual Norse mythology story. We both have strong "norse" ancestry so it only makes sense. We plan on keeping the theme with our new babies as well!

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I love theia! So pretty

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Rhea is pretty and different.
I know an athena. She might be 70 years old, but shes the only sthena ive ever met so its def a different name.

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I used to know a lady named Alethia.

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I knew a girl named Rhea. The kids on the playground made fun of her and called her diarrhea. She hated her name because of that, so I personally would not go with that name.

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I've known people with the names Hera, and Thea. Pretty

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Mythology buff here love love love

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I see this is a old post but I named my son Titan never met anyone with the name

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Me and my boyfriend chose Orion Lee for a boy. Orion was a great hunter who Zeus placed among the stars as the constellation Orion.

Greek god/goddess for a baby name?

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