Ancient Greek name

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I am looking for a girl name who come from the greek mythology, like :
-Artemis
-Cassiopée

and can be use for a baby who will lived in England.

Phoebe
Melissa
Cora
Thalia
Iris
Isis
Chloe
Ariane
Rhea
Athena
Callista
Dido
Helen
Maia
Karis

Not sure about ancient but Zoe is a greek name

Zoe means life. I always liked that.

Are you Greek or English - who just wants to have a Greek name?

I am French
My son has a French name and my daughter an Indian name.
I love Callista but I really love Cassiopée.
I am just looking for other ideas.
I prefer a name without A at the end.
I love Isis as well.
Thanks

Just for information
Isis didn't come from greek but Egypt.
I really like it

I have a Katherine - that's originally Greek, means "pure".

Oenone
Xanthe

Ione
Penelope
Phoebe
Calliope
Helen
Ariadne
Niobe
Themis
Calypso
Clio
Iris

Selene
Hestia
Persephone
Megara
Leto
Astraea
Himalia
Pandora
Rhea
Hegemone
Iris
Aphrodite
Aceso
Lactura
Castalia
Thalia
Ersa
Alcyone
Antheia
Demeter
Andromeda
Perse
Hebe
Metis
Cassiopea
Ariadne
Atalanta
Eutychia
Daphne
Aurora
Panatis
Phemonoe
Maia
Harmonia
Electra

Sorry just being nosy.

There is a linky here

There is

Alexandra
Antigone
Ambrosia - not sure I cold do that one
Anastasia
Anthousa
Artemisa
Chloe - see link!!
Corinna
Demetria
Eirene
Helena
Helene

There are some nice names on the link. The list goes on.

Thank you very much, I am very please of your answers.

Any favourites?

I love Cassiopee, Isis, Iris
I am not sure about Eirene prononciation.
How do you prononce Cassiopea ?

In Greece Eirene would be pronounced Irini with the stress on the middle i. The english version of this is of course Irene.

Cassiopea in Greece is Kassiopi with the stress on the o.

I know that Isis came from Egypt, however she was worshiped by the Greeks wasn't she?

Callisto
Io
Xanthe
Hero
Ianthe

Eurydice

Yes, Zoe is a v. ancient greek name - used for thousands of years and was popular in the Byzantine empire. Two early saints were called Zoe. The word Zoe is used in the New Testament in the original greek to refer to eternal life.

See - www.behindthename.com/name/zoe

I love Charis (pr Kah-riss), also Calantha and Evadne. (Love Calista too).

In English you'd pronounce Cassiopeia/Cassiopea as kass-ee-oh-PEE-uh or possibly kass-ee-oh-PAY-uh.

And Calliope as kuh-LIGH-oh-pee. I had a friend at school called this, and she sometimes got KAL-ee-ohp.

Some of these names are lovely. Have a look at the original myths though, you might not want an Electra or a Cassandra once you've checked the back story :)

Puddock is right about the back stories!

I wanted Cassandra for my third and everybody here in Greece freaked. (Didn't matter in the end as baby was a boy!)