This moniker was used sporadically in the 10th century, but burst into full force in 1995. He was then placed by Zeus as one of the brightest constellations in the sky.
In Greek mythology, Orion was the name of a hunter and pursuer of the daughters of Atlas and was later killed by Artemis. This African name, meaning ‘he who likes to hunt’, is laid back and attractive, ideal for parents looking for an informal name for their son. The apostle is quite a unique name and would be difficult to carry in the 21st century. Opochtli is the name of the god of fishing and hunting in the Aztec mythology. Odin was used as a given name in Norway in the beginning of the 10th century and continues even today. Odin, the name of Thor’s father, appears in various forms, including the leader of the Wild Hunt, a procession of the dead through the winter sky. Nyyrikki is also associated with Nimrod, a mighty hunter featured in the Bible. It was Nyyrikki’s responsibility to provide small animals, such as squirrels, to the hunters. Nyyrikki is the name of the Finnish god of cattle and hunt and the son of Tapio. Out of all the hunting gods’ names, Nodens is one of the most accessible. He is equated with Roman gods – Mercury, Mars, Neptune, and Silvanus. Nodens is a Celtic deity associated with healing and hunting. Mixcoatl is quite an unusual name, but is sure to make your child stand out from the crowd. He’s also the patron deity of Otomi, the Chichimecs, and all the groups claiming descent from the Chichimecs. Mixcoatl is the name of the god of hunt identified with the stars, heavens, and the Milky Way in Mesoamerican cultures. It’s basically a Native American term used for people who hunted eagles. This short, two syllable name, meaning ‘eagle hunter’, is quite popular with the Native American communities. It may not be experiencing much usage now, primarily because it hasn’t surfaced on the mainstream yet, but whenever it does, it’s sure to score big. Jaecar, meaning ‘hunter’ in German, is a good and robust choice for two-syllable names. Two of the variations of Huntley include Huntlea and Huntleigh. In today’s generation, this name fits well with unique and unusual ‘ly’ ending names such as Yardley, Mosley, and Molly. Apart from that, the name has several popular bearers such as Huntley Wright, the English actor, Huntley Gordon, the Canadian actor and Huntley Nowel Spaulding, American manufacturer and politician. The moniker Huntley, meaning ‘hunter of the meadow’, is best known for its association with Brinkley’s news partner a few decades ago. The meaning of Huntington is ‘hunter’s settlement’. And if you’re too attached to the name Hunter, you can use it as a nickname. If you want to give your child a prim and proper name for his birth certificate and resume, you can go for Huntington instead of Hunter.
Huntingden, as the name implies, means ‘den of the hunter’. The name Huntingden is cute in an old-fashioned way, yet, it’s bold as a bear, just like its meaning.
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