Isis

The name Isis is derived from the Ancient Egyptian word for 'throne,' indicative of her power and status. In mythology, Isis was revered as a benevolent and nurturing goddess who was considered a mother figure to the pharaohs and a goddess of fertility, protection, and magic.

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The name Isis has roots in Ancient Egyptian mythology. Isis was a major goddess in the Egyptian pantheon, associated with magic, fertility, motherhood, and wisdom. Her worship spread through the Greco-Roman world as well, where she became a symbol of mystery and protection.

  • Popularity: 2,698th
  • Babies named Isis in the US in 2023:
    Female: 151
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Izzy, Icey, Ise, Sis, Sisi.
  • Full Names: Isidora, Ismene, Isolde, Isadora, Isannah.
  • Famous Namesakes: Isis Holt - Australian Paralympic athlete, Isis King - American model and fashion designer, Isis Valverde - Brazilian actress.
  • Gender: Unisex though commonly used for females
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Isis resonates with the number 1. This number signifies leadership, ambition, drive, and intelligence. With the influence of number 1, individuals with this name are believed to have a powerful presence and are seen as trailblazers.

The name Isis was once relatively popular but experienced a decline in usage in recent years due to external associations unrelated to its mythological roots. However, it remains a cherished choice for those with an affinity for mythological or historical names.

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