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      Meaning of the first name Kallirroe

      Origin

      Greek

      Meaning

      Beautiful Stream or Nice Water

      Variations

      Calliroe, Callirrhoe, Kallistos
      The name Kallirroe originates from the Greek words kalli, meaning beautiful, and rhodon, meaning stream or water. Thus, the name can be interpreted as beautiful stream or nice water. It embodies a sense of grace and elegance, evoking imagery of serene flowing waters. Kallirroe is a representation of nature’s beauty and is often associated with tranquility and purity.

      In ancient Greek mythology, Kallirroe was the name of one of the Naiads, the water nymphs who presided over springs and rivers. These deities were revered in various mythological tales and often depicted as symbols of fertility and abundance. The name has historical associations with places and legends in ancient Greece, contributing to its cultural significance over the centuries. While it is not among the most commonly referenced names in classical literature, it retains a sense of legacy connected to Greek heritage and water symbolism.

      In contemporary contexts, Kallirroe is not widely utilized but has gained some attention as a unique name reflecting Greek culture. It is occasionally chosen for its aesthetic appeal and the positive connotations associated with water, beauty, and nature. In addition, the name appears in various artistic and literary works, symbolizing grace and mystery. As interest in unique and culturally significant names grows, Kallirroe may find a more prominent place in modern naming conventions.

      Based on our records...

      Xerikou

      Xerikou

      This is the most common surname associated with Kallirroe.
      Anastasis

      Anastasis

      This is the most common name of those married to a Kallirroe.

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