Usage, description and more for Iphigénie
Origin: 
Greece
Also available in
French,
Iphigénie is used in
France
Countries where Iphigénie has name day
Iphigénie has a name day in
France and Iphigénie's next name day is July 9.
Iphigénie
Iphigénie is a beautiful name of Greek origin that carries a strong and noble meaning. The name is derived from the Greek name '?f????e?a' (Iphigeneia), which is composed of the elements '?f???' (iphios), meaning "strong," and '?e???' (genes), meaning "born." Therefore, Iphigénie can be interpreted to mean "strong-born" or "noble birth." This name is traditionally feminine and has a sense of elegance and grace attached to it.
In Greek mythology, Iphigénie was the daughter of King Agamemnon and Queen Clytemnestra. She is known for her sacrifice, as she was offered to the goddess Artemis by her father. The story of Iphigénie has been a source of inspiration in various literary works and operas.
The name Iphigénie may not be commonly used in modern times, but it holds a significant place in history and mythology. It exudes a sense of strength, courage, and sacrifice, making it a unique and meaningful choice for parents looking for a name with a rich cultural background.
Nameday celebrations for Iphigénie may vary depending on cultural or religious traditions, but the name itself remains a timeless and captivating choice for those who appreciate its historical and mythological significance.