More details about the name “Phoenix”
Phoenix name has its roots in Greek baby names symbolizing rebirth, immortality, and renewal. This name is derived from the legendary bird that rises from its ashes. It also refers to a crimson or purple-red hue linking it to the ancient Phoenicians and their famed purple dye. A unisex name growing in popularity and is honored for its strong and inspiring symbolism often chosen by parents to give a unique name.
It is associated with strength, transformation and eternal life making it a powerful choice. In numerology, it connects with the number 5 symbolizing freedom and adaptability. This name also connects to astronomy as the Phoenix constellation in the southern sky and geography as the capital city of Arizona.
Famous associations including actor Joaquin Phoenix also promote its modern appeal. Variants of this name like Fenix and similar mythological names like Orion or Griffin also share its celestial and mythic appeal. In the United States, this name has been among the top 1,000 names for boys.
Source: Social Security Administration, Girl Names Data