Ariadna
Ariadna Origin and Meaning
Romantic and elegant but tough and sparky at the same time, Ariadna is a variation of the Greek Ariadne, predominantly used among Spanish speakers. In Greek mythology, Ariadne was the daughter of King Minos of Crete who oversaw the labyrinth, where she later helped Theseus defeat the Minotaur.
Ariadna is one of the most popular names in Spain where, as of 2023, it had ranked in the Top 100 for over 20 years. Also familiar in Mexico and Puerto Rico, in the US, it was given to 194 girls in 2024, while classic Ariadne was given to 184.
With its mythological ties and its similarity to Aria, Ariana, and Adriana, Ariadna makes a solid yet stand-out choice and is notably borne by actresses Ariadna Gil and Ariadna Romero. More historically, other famous bearers have been poet and activist Ariadna Scriabina and artist, poet, and critic Ariadna Efron.
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Popularity of the name Ariadna
20 Names Similar to Ariadna
- Ashira
- Atarah
- Morena
- Atara
- Nissa
- Dhara
- Avila
- Charis
- Adhara
- Levana
- Ainara
- Xaviera
- Mireya
- Lilya
- Adoria
- Astera
- Lysandra
- Nerys
- Livana
- Zenaida
Famous People Named Ariadna
- Ariadna Aleksandrovna ScriabinaRussian poet and member of the French Resistance
- Ariadna María GutiérrezMiss Colombia 2014
- Ariadna GilSpanish actress
- Ariadna Vladimirovna TyrkovaWilliams, Russian politician, journalist, feminist
- Ariadna Rosa WelterMexican actress
- Ariadna CabrolSpanish actress
- Ariadna RomeroCuban,Italian actress
- (Ariadna) Thalía Sodi MirandaMexican pop singer and actress
The name Ariadna in Pop Culture
- Ariadna Kotlovichtitle character in "Ariadne" by Anton Chekhov