Acidalia ~ so-called after bathing in the Boetian spring Acidalia
Acraea ~ "of the height" Cnidian reference
Amathusia Ambologera ~ "postponer of old age" refers to her renewing baths
Anadyomene ~ "born to the sea"
Androphonos ~ "man-slayer"
Anadyomene Antheia ApaturiaAphacitis Apostrophian ~ "rejecter" of sexual crimes
Aracynthias Areia ~ "warlike" used by the Lacedaemonians
Argennis Callipygos ~ "beautiful buttocks"
Catascpoias ~ "spy" or "peeping"
Cnidian ~ only non-Cnidians call her that, the Cnidians call her Euploia (see below)
Colias ~ after a temple to Aphrodite in Colias
Ctesylla Cypria ~ born near the island of Cypris - bearded
Cypris/Kypris ~ born near island of Cypris
Cytherea ~ born near the island Cythera
Delia Despoena ~ "mistress" (generic)
Dionaea Doritidos ~ "bountiful," the most ancient Cnidian temple is to Aphrodite Doritis
Epidaetia Epistrophia ~ "she who turns men to love"
Epitragia Epitymbria ~ "of the tombs"
Eriboea/Periboea ~ Cretan reference, story of Theseus Erycine ~ ancient Sicilian and Psophisian titles
Euploia ~ fair voyage
Genetyllis Hecaerge HippodameiaIdalia Limenia ~ "of the harbor" from the city Hermione
Mechanitis ~ "deviser" for many are the devices men make because of her
Morpho ~ "changing," self-explanatory
Nikephoros ~ "bringer of victory" dedicated by Hypermnestra for her acquittal
Nymphia ~ "bridal" made by Theseus when he married Helen
Olympian ~ once the patriarchal Hellenes took over, they incorporated the powerful area Goddesses into their Olympian pantheon
Pandêmos ~ "common" or "vulgar" referring to intercourse
Paphia ~ sexual love
Peitho ~ Persuasion
Pelagia ~ relating to her pre-Hellenic roots and the sea
Philia ~ Love
Pontia ~ of the Deep Sea
And Venus.
