Afroditi
Greek · Girl · 4 syllables
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About the name Afroditi
Afroditi is the Greek form of Aphrodite, derived from the ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty, with the name possibly connected to the root "aphros" (foam) or "aphr-" relating to seafoam.
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Etymology
Afroditi is the Greek form of Aphrodite, derived from the ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty, with the name possibly connected to the root "aphros" (foam) or "aphr-" relating to seafoam. The name is used predominantly in Greek culture and Greek Orthodox Christianity, referencing the mythological deity who emerged from the sea in classical mythology.
Afroditi currently ranks #7,408 in the United States as a girl's name.
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