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      Meaning of the first name Ephigenie

      Origin

      French or Greek Origin

      Meaning

      Variant of Ephigenia, Meaning Born After

      Variations

      Iphigenie, Ephigenia, Ephigenio
      The name Ephigenie is derived from the Greek name Ephigenia, which means born after. The term itself is rooted in ancient Greek, and it conveys the idea of a birth that follows or succeeds another, often tied to familial or cultural significance. Ephigenie is considered a variant of the more widely known Ephigenia, and it carries with it connotations of legacy and continuity.

      Ephigenie has its roots in Greek mythology, where the name is largely associated with Iphigenia, the daughter of Agamemnon. Her tale is woven into various myths, most notably in the stories surrounding the Trojan War. Iphigenia's narrative is characterized by themes of sacrifice and fate, which have influenced numerous works of literature and drama over the centuries. As such, the variants of her name, including Ephigenie, have appeared in various historical texts, contributing to its enduring legacy.

      In contemporary settings, Ephigenie is not as commonly used as other variations, but it still holds a unique appeal for those seeking names with historical depth and cultural significance. It may be found among communities that value classical names or in families that wish to honor heritage linked to Greek mythology. Today, Ephigenie serves as a testament to the resilience of traditional names, evoking interest for its rich background and distinctive sound.

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      Doucette

      Doucette

      This is the most common surname associated with Ephigenie.
      Louis

      Louis

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

      Elie

      This is the most common name for a child of a Ephigenie.
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      1877 is when there were the most people born with the first name Ephigenie.

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