Hermione
Greek mythological name
Hermione is a feminine given name from Greek mythology, where Hermione was the daughter of Helen of Troy and Menelaus.
The name saw modest use until J.K.
Rowling's Harry Potter series made Hermione Granger one of fiction's most recognizable characters, spurring a surge in the name's popularity from the late 1990s onward.
Fictional adolescent sorcerer
- GryffindorScarlet and gold house
- witchPractitioner of dark arts
- prefectStudent given official authority
- house-elfBound domestic fairy servant
Hogwarts · Ron Weasley · bookworm · spell · wand · Patronus · otter · Transfiguration
Of Athenian origin
- HelenName meaning light
- SpartaAncient Greek warrior state
- TroyAncient Anatolian city
- EuripidesGreek tragic dramatist
classical · princess · Trojan War · Orestes · daughter · tragedy · Winter's Tale · Shakespeare
Harry Potter
Fictional adolescent sorcerer
- GryffindorScarlet and gold house
- witchPractitioner of dark arts
- prefectStudent given official authority
Hogwarts · Ron Weasley · house-elf · bookworm · spell · wand · Patronus · otter · Transfiguration · clever
Greek
Of Athenian origin
Euripides · classical · princess · Trojan War · Orestes · daughter · tragedy · Winter's Tale · Shakespeare · statue
- Harry PotterHarry Potter, Hogwarts, Voldemort, Ron Weasley, Albus Dumbledore
- Wizard StuffGandalf, Merlin, Harry Potter, wands, spells
- Fantasy CharactersGandalf, Frodo, Bilbo, Aragorn, Legolas
- literary charactersSherlock Holmes, Scout Finch, Elizabeth Bennet, Macbeth, Huck Finn
- Warner BrosBugs Bunny, Tweety, Tweety Bird, Sylvester, Porky Pig
- Fictional CharactersAlice, Oliver Twist, Harry Potter, Bilbo Baggins, Mary Poppins
HermioneVoldemort
Bellatrix Lestrange · Lord Voldemort · Draco Malfoy · Dolores Umbridge · Lucius Malfoy
HermioneHelen of Troy
Legendary cause of ancient war
Clytemnestra · Medea · Phaedra · Circe · Pandora