Gaia
Meaning of Gaia
The name Gaia is a beautiful and meaningful choice for a baby girl, rooted in ancient mythology and rich with cultural significance. Pronounced as GAH-yah (/ˈga.ja/), Gaia finds its origins in Greek mythology, where she is revered as the primordial Earth goddess, embodying the very essence of nature and life. This powerful association with the Earth makes Gaia an evocative name that speaks to themes of nurturing, strength, and natural beauty. The name also has an alternative spelling, Gaea, which retains the same profound mythological connections. In recent years, Gaia has been steadily gaining popularity in the United States, climbing from rank 7577 in 2000 to 1124 in 2023, reflecting a growing appreciation for names with historical depth and environmental resonance. Whether you are drawn to its mythological roots or its lyrical sound, Gaia is a timeless choice that carries both elegance and gravitas.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as GAH-yah (/ˈga.ja/)
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Notable People Named Gaia
| Gaia is an American street artist known for his large-scale murals and critical recognition in the art world. |
| Gaia Weiss is a French model and actress known for her roles in Mary Queen of Scots, Vikings, Meander, La Révolution, and Shepherd. |
| Gaia Girace is an Italian actress known for portraying Raffaella "Lila" Cerullo in the HBO series My Brilliant Friend. |
| Gaia Sanesi is an Italian professional tennis player. |
| Gaia Scodellaro is an Italian actress and dancer. |
