Nymph baby names

Wide-wandering or far-traveling. In Greek mythology, Eurydice was the nymph wife of Orpheus, whose tragic story of love and loss became a cornerstone of Western literature.

From Irish roots meaning 'water' or 'maiden of the sea', connected to oceanic and water deities in Celtic mythology.

From Greek Kyrene, a water nymph in mythology. Associated with the ancient city of Cyrene in North Africa, renowned for its wealth and learning.

From Greek mythology, possibly related to 'meli' (honey) or connected to the Meliae, nymphs of the ash tree.

From Greek mythology, Nyssa was a nymph and mother of Dionysus. The name may derive from Greek roots meaning 'to begin' or relate to ancient place names.