Phoenix

Meaning dark red
Origin Egyptian, Greek
Gender gender neutral
Opposite gender Phoenix
Popularity Popular
Length 7
Syllables 2
Syllabification Phoen-ix

About Phoenix

The name Phoenix carries a sense of mystique and power. With origins rooted in both Greek mythology and ancient Egypt, it exudes a rich symbolism. Phoenix is derived from the Greek word "phoinix" and represents a dark red hue. This unique and captivating name carries profound meaning, signifying resilience, rebirth, and strength. Just like the mythical bird rising from the ashes, individuals named Phoenix are often associated with a fiery personality, characterized by passion, determination, and an unwavering spirit. This name has gained popularity in recent years, resonating with parents seeking a name that embodies both strength and uniqueness. Famous figures such as Joaquin and River Phoenix have added to its allure, further cementing its position as a name of significance. Whether inspired by mythology or drawn to its symbolic qualities, naming your baby boy Phoenix is sure to ignite a sense of wonder and awe.

Variations of Name Phoenix

Phoenyx
Phinix
Phenyx

Nicknames for Phoenix

Nix
Phoe
Phoen
Fenix

Famous People Named Phoenix

Phoenix FarrellBassist of the band Linkin Park
Phoenix GonzálezPuerto Rican baseball player
Phoenix KeatingAustralian fashion designer
Phoenix TaylorDrummer for the band Motionless In White
Phoenix JonesAmerican vigilante and MMA fighter

Characters Named Phoenix

Phoenix BuchananCharacter from "Paddington 2"
Phoenix IkkiCharacter from the anime/manga "Saint Seiya"
Phoenix WrightCharacter from "X-Men" comics