Andromeda

Meaning of Andromeda

The name Andromeda is a captivating choice for a baby girl, steeped in rich Greek mythology and celestial charm. Pronounced as an-druh-MEE-duh (/ænˈdrʌmɪdə/), Andromeda is derived from the Greek word "ἀνδρόμεδα," meaning "ruler of men." In mythological lore, Andromeda was a beautiful princess who was saved by the hero Perseus and later became immortalized as a constellation in the northern sky. This name evokes images of strength, beauty, and cosmic wonder. Popular variations include Andie and Romy, offering more casual or affectionate alternatives. While not extremely common in the United States, with 74 occurrences in 2023 ranking it at 2405, Andromeda has seen a steady presence over the years. Choosing this name could imbue your child with a sense of timeless elegance and mythical grandeur.

Pronunciation

Greek

• Pronunced as an-druh-MEE-duh (/ænˈdrʌmɪdə/)

• Aurora
• Calliope
• Seraphina
• Celestia
• Persephone
• Cassiopeia
• Ariadne