Kalliope
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Popularity Summary
While not among the most common names, Kalliope has seen a resurgence in recent years, especially among parents seeking unique names with cultural and artistic significance.
Why Parents Choose Kalliope
Parents often select Kalliope for its poetic sound, rich mythological roots, and the inspiring meaning of 'beautiful voice,' reflecting a hope for their child's expressive and artistic future.
History & Cultural Significance
In ancient Greece, Kalliope was revered as one of the nine Muses who inspired poets, musicians, and artists. The name has persisted through centuries, often chosen for its lyrical sound and mythological heritage, making it a popular choice for parents seeking a name with artistic and cultural depth.
Kalliope is rooted in Greek mythology as the muse of epic poetry and eloquence, symbolizing inspiration and artistic expression.
Notable People Named Kalliope
- Kalliope (moon of Saturn)
- Kalliope Bula, author and artist
- Kalliope (character in classical literature)
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Pop Culture References
- Kalliope in Greek mythology
- Calliope in modern literature
- Kalliope as a character in contemporary media