What does Artémis mean?

Artémis has its origin in Greek, Artémis means "Deity". It is celebrated on January 25th.

How popular is the name Artémis?

Artémis is an uncommon baby name in still in use in France. At least, 80 people globally have been given the name as per our findings.

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•  Calla - Of Old Greek origin, Admired and Conifer Calla means "Lily" dominantly used in Danish and Swedish is used as a baby girl name
•  Andriel - Unconventional unisex name Andriel means "Brave or Manly" and is used chiefly in English is of Old Greek origin
•  Margaridou - Of Greek origin, Margaridou means "Pearl"
•  Eileithyia - Girl name Eileithyia came from Old Greek. Eileithyia is Latin equivalent of The Greek Name Ειλειθυια

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Famous people named Artémis

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