| Meaning | in place of mother |
| Origin | Greek |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 8 |
| Syllables | 4 |
| Syllabification | An-ti-go-ne |
Antigone connects your daughter to a profound tradition of literary and cultural significance while maintaining contemporary relevance. This name carries undeniable gravitas through its historical associations yet functions beautifully in modern contexts.
The balanced syllabic structure creates a rhythmic quality when spoken, alternating between soft and strong sounds in a pleasing cadence.
Children named Antigone often develop strong ethical frameworks and independent thinking, perhaps inspired by the name's connections to principled determination.
The name accommodates natural evolution—perhaps "Anti" or "Tig" in childhood before embracing the full "Antigone" in professional settings.
In educational environments, Antigone creates immediate distinction without relying on unusual spelling variations or modern inventions.
The name's classical origins provide a solid foundation while its relative rarity ensures your daughter will stand apart in contemporary settings.
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