Athina

Meaning of Athina

Athina carries with it the luminous spirit of ancient Greece, a name that feels like a gentle breeze whispering tales of wisdom and courage. Pronounced ah-THEE-nah, this graceful variant of Athena evokes the legendary goddess who sprang full-blown from Zeus’s imagination, ready to lead with both heart and mind. Though still rare enough to feel personal—just 15 little Athinas were born in the U.S. in 2024, earning the name a spot around 935th in popularity—it offers families a touch of classical flair without fading into the background. Warm and melodic, Athina weaves a golden thread between past and present, inviting every girl who carries it to step into her own story with quiet confidence and bright possibility.

Pronunciation

Greek

• Pronunced as ah-THEE-nah (/aθiˈna/)

• Athena
• Athene
• Athenna