Theia

Meaning of Theia

The name Theia is of Greek origin and is pronounced as THAY-uh (/ˈθeɪ.ə/) or THEE-uh (/ˈθi.ə/) in English. This elegant name carries rich mythological associations, as Theia was a Titaness in Greek mythology, revered as the goddess of sight and the shining light of the clear blue sky. She was also known as the mother of sun god Helios, moon goddess Selene, and dawn goddess Eos. Theia's connection to light and vision lends it an aura of brilliance and clarity.

A variation of this name is Thea, which shares similar roots and meanings. Over recent years, Theia has seen a gradual rise in popularity in the United States, with notable occurrences each year since 1967. In 2023, it ranked at 1995 with 98 newborns named Theia. This timeless and luminous name continues to captivate parents seeking a unique yet historically rich choice for their daughters.