Cynthia
SIN-thee-uh
✦ Meaning
“From Greek 'Kynthia,' an epithet for the goddess Artemis (Diana), derived from Mount Cynthus. Represents the moon and hunting prowess.”
Popularity Over Time
Currently ranked #827 in the United States.
Origin
Syllables
3
Nicknames
Style
Famous Bearers
- Cynthia Lennon (Beatle's ex-wife)
- Cynthia Erivo (actress)
Cross-Cultural Notes
Greek origin; works across Western cultures
People Also Ask
From Greek 'Kynthia,' an epithet for the goddess Artemis (Diana), derived from Mount Cynthus. Represents the moon and hunting prowess.
Cynthia is currently ranked #827 in the United States. Fewer parents are choosing it each year.
Popular nicknames for Cynthia include Cindy, Cyn, Cynth.
Names that pair beautifully with Cynthia include Iris, Luna, Cora, Clara, Hazel.