Thallo
/THAL-loh/
Thallo is a Greek girl's name pronounced /THAL-loh/. The name of the Greek goddess of spring buds, representing growth and new beginnings.
Meaning of Thallo
The name of the Greek goddess of spring buds, representing growth and new beginnings.
The name Thallo is derived from the Ancient Greek verb 'thallō', meaning 'to bloom', 'to flourish', or 'to sprout'. In Greek mythology, Thallo was one of the Horae, specifically the goddess of spring buds and the protector of youth.
- Origin
- Greek
- Pronunciation
- /THAL-loh/
Cultural background
While rare as a modern first name, it is occasionally used in Greece as a reference to classical heritage and the natural world. It remains primarily recognized in academic, botanical, and mythological contexts.
Variations & nicknames
- Thallō
- Thalle
- Thallousa
- Thallonia
Famous people named Thallo
Well-known namesakes — celebrities, historical figures and characters.
Thallo
One of the Horae (Seasons) in Greek mythology representing Spring.
Religion · Ancient Greece
Thallo of Athens
One of the two goddesses of the seasons worshipped by early Athenians.
Religion · Ancient Greece
Frequently asked about Thallo
- What does Thallo mean?
- Thallo is a Greek name meaning 'to bloom' or 'blossom', and was the name of the Greek goddess of spring buds.
- How do you pronounce Thallo?
- It is typically pronounced 'THAL-oh', with the first syllable rhyming with 'pal'.
- Is Thallo a boy or girl name?
- Thallo is traditionally a feminine name, as it originates from a Greek goddess.
- What is the origin of the name Thallo?
- The name originates from Ancient Greece and is rooted in the Greek word for flourishing growth.
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