Thea

Means divine woman

Thea is a feminine given name, originally from Greek meaning "goddess." It stands alone or serves as a short form of names like Theodora, Dorothea, or Althea.

The name has classical associations—Thea was a Titan goddess in Greek mythology, mother of the sun, moon, and dawn.

goddess

Titan

Mythic giant or moon

HyperionTitan of celestial light
HeliosGreek solar deity
SeleneGreek personification of nighttime orb

sunlight · dawn · radiance · luminosity · oracle · prophecy · sight · vision · brilliance · celestial

name

Sophia

Greek-derived feminine name

TheodoraFeminine name, Greek origin
DorotheaFeminine name, Greek origin
AthenaGreek wisdom deity

Cynthia · Diana · Daphne · Phoebe · Selene · Rhea · Hera · Artemis · Anthea · Lethe

tea

camellia

Flowering Asian evergreen shrub

brewSteeped or fermented drink
infusionSteeping to extract essence
leavesTree's photosynthetic organs

steeping · plantation · harvest · Ceylon · Darjeeling · matcha · oolong · chai · tisane · teahouse

Categories

Greek NamesAlexander, Alexandra, Anastasia, Andreas, Athena

Opposites

gendered name

TheaTheo

Greek-rooted male nickname

Theodore · Thomas · Leo · Max · Luke

mythological derivation

TheaTheo

Greek-rooted male nickname

Zeus · Apollo · Ares · Dionysus · Hermes

gender of name

TheaTheo

Greek-rooted male nickname

Theodore · Thaddeus · Thomas · Tobias · Marcus

Phrases

Theodore RooseveltTwenty-sixth American president
political theologyReligion's role in politics
Pauline theologyBiblical interpretation from epistles
Christian theologyStudy of God's nature
negative theologyKnowing God through exclusion
liberation theologyReligious movement championing the marginalized

Family

atheist, atheism, theology, pantheon, theism, pantheism, apotheosis, polytheism, theist

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