Cleonice
Greek · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Cleonice
Cleonice derives from the Greek elements "kleos" (glory, fame) and "nike" (victory), meaning "famous victory" or "glory of victory." The name was used in ancient Greece and appears in classical literature, notably referring to a daughter of Teiresias in Greek mythology.
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Etymology
Cleonice derives from the Greek elements "kleos" (glory, fame) and "nike" (victory), meaning "famous victory" or "glory of victory." The name was used in ancient Greece and appears in classical literature, notably referring to a daughter of Teiresias in Greek mythology.
Cleonice currently ranks #3,816 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2009.
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