Names that mean death female: List of Names

This list explores names that mean death female, exploring the deeper meanings and origins behind these powerful names. While some cultures associate death with negativity, others view it as a natural transition, and these names reflect that diverse perspective.
1. **Thanatopsis** (Greek): Meaning "view of death," this name evokes contemplation and acceptance of mortality.
2. **Morrigan** (Celtic): A powerful goddess associated with war, death, and fate.
3. **Hel** (Norse): The goddess of the underworld in Norse mythology, she rules over the realm of the dead.
4. **Eirwen** (Welsh): A name meaning "white peace," it suggests the peaceful transition of death.
5. **Calantha** (Greek): A name meaning "beautiful flower," it can represent the beauty and fragility of life.
6. **Mors** (Latin): The personification of death, it is a name with a strong and direct meaning.
7. **Nemesis** (Greek): A goddess of retribution and divine vengeance, often associated with death.
8. **Kali** (Hindu): A fierce goddess who is both a destroyer and a creator, associated with death and rebirth.
9. **Anubis** (Egyptian): The god of the dead in ancient Egyptian mythology, he guides souls to the afterlife.
10. **Moirai** (Greek): The three goddesses of fate, who control the threads of life and death.
11. **Erebus** (Greek): The personification of darkness and shadow, it is a name associated with the underworld.
12. **Hades** (Greek): The god of the underworld, his name evokes both fear and respect.
13. **Thanatos** (Greek): The personification of death, often depicted as a winged figure.
14. **Hecate** (Greek): A goddess of witchcraft, magic, and the crossroads, she is associated with the underworld.
15. **Cerberus** (Greek): A three-headed hound who guards the gates of the underworld.
16. **Charon** (Greek): The ferryman who transports the souls of the dead across the River Styx.
17. **Valkyrie** (Norse): Warrior maidens who choose who lives and dies in battle.
18. **Styx** (Greek): The river that separates the world of the living from the underworld.
19. **Lethe** (Greek): The river of forgetfulness in the underworld.
20. **Acheron** (Greek): The river of woe in the underworld.
21. **Astraea** (Greek): A goddess of justice and innocence, she is associated with the end of the Golden Age.
22. **Persephone** (Greek): Queen of the Underworld, her story symbolizes the cycle of life and death.
23. **Atropos** (Greek): One of the Moirai, she cuts the thread of life, marking the moment of death.
24. **Lachesis** (Greek): Another of the Moirai, she spins the thread of life, determining its course.
25. **Clotho** (Greek): The third Moirai, she measures the thread of life, determining its length.
26. **Laima** (Latvian): The goddess of fate and destiny, who spins the threads of life and death.
27. **Grim Reaper** (English): A personification of death, often depicted as a skeletal figure carrying a scythe.
28. **Death** (English): A simple and direct name for the end of life.
29. **Banshee** (Irish): A female spirit who cries out to warn of death.
30. **Reaper** (English): A personification of death, often associated with the Grim Reaper.
31. **Morta** (Latin): A name for death, meaning "death" or "fatal".
32. **Mors** (Latin): A name for death, meaning "death" or "fate".
33. **Than** (Greek): The word for death, used as a name to signify the end of life.
34. **Kratos** (Greek): The personification of power and strength, often associated with death as a powerful force.
35. **Endymion** (Greek): A name that means "sleeping", symbolizing the eternal rest of death.
36. **Nix** (Greek): The personification of night, symbolizing the darkness that comes with death.
37. **Nox** (Latin): Similar to Nix, it represents the night and the darkness associated with death.
38. **Nemesis** (Greek): Goddess of retribution, her name signifies the death that follows injustice.
39. **Shadow** (English): A symbol of death, representing the absence of light.
40. **Silent** (English): A name that evokes the quietness of death.