Lamiae
Greek · Girl · 1 syllable
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About the name Lamiae
Lamiae is the plural form of Lamia, derived from Greek "lamia" (λάμια), which originally referred to a female demon or monster in Greek mythology who preyed on children.
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Etymology
Lamiae is the plural form of Lamia, derived from Greek "lamia" (λάμια), which originally referred to a female demon or monster in Greek mythology who preyed on children. The name appears in ancient Greek literature and later European folklore, with historical use primarily in academic and literary contexts referencing the mythological creature rather than as a common personal given name.
Lamiae currently ranks #4,510 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2011.
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