Poseidon
Meaning of Poseidon
A name that splashes like a monsoon wave, Poseidon—pronounced poh-SY-dun—instantly conjures up ancient Greek legends brimming with adventure. As the legendary son of Cronus and Rhea, he wields his trusty trident to hush raging seas or rattle the earth beneath; his command summons frothy waves and galloping hippocampi alike. In Indian coastal folklore, this moniker drifts like a dusky breeze off the Arabian Sea, blending regal might with a mischievous wink. Though only 16 tiny Poseidons paddled into American birth records in 2024—nestling the name near the 908th slot—each one arrives with a tidal wave of stories and an invitation to surf life’s currents with mythic gusto!
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as poh-SY-dun (/poʊsˈaɪdn/)
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