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HelpRe: Leucothea and Hera
in reply to a message by Bear
Thank you!
Herakles / Hercules does indeed come from Hera, meaning "glory of Hera". Hericlea is just....gorgeous! Thank you so much for bringing it up!!!
Leucothea Helen
Leucothea Daphne
Leucothea Evadne
Leucothea Sibyl
Leucothea Nyx ...are all wonderful! I especially like Leucothea Helen / Sibyl / Nyx.
Hera Despina -This is incredible. Kind of like...Hera the Mistress/Lady. It sounds like it should be her title, though I'm certain it's not.
Hera Delphine
Hera Callisto -I believe Hera would indeed appreciate being called "the most beautiful".
Hera Alexandrine
Hera Damaris -I love this. Hera was sometimes known as Bopis, which means cow-eyed. It's so perfect with Damaris.
Thank you so much! You've really given me some things to think about!
Herakles / Hercules does indeed come from Hera, meaning "glory of Hera". Hericlea is just....gorgeous! Thank you so much for bringing it up!!!
Leucothea Helen
Leucothea Daphne
Leucothea Evadne
Leucothea Sibyl
Leucothea Nyx ...are all wonderful! I especially like Leucothea Helen / Sibyl / Nyx.
Hera Despina -This is incredible. Kind of like...Hera the Mistress/Lady. It sounds like it should be her title, though I'm certain it's not.
Hera Delphine
Hera Callisto -I believe Hera would indeed appreciate being called "the most beautiful".
Hera Alexandrine
Hera Damaris -I love this. Hera was sometimes known as Bopis, which means cow-eyed. It's so perfect with Damaris.
Thank you so much! You've really given me some things to think about!
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