Alethea
Meaning & Origin
Alethea is a Greek name meaning “truth,” derived from “aletheia.” It has an intellectual, classical quality that appeals to parents seeking meaningful names.
Popularity
Alethea remains rare in the U.S., appealing to parents wanting a distinctive name with deep philosophical roots.
Nicknames & Variations
Common nicknames include Lethea, Thea, and Ali. Variant spellings include Althea and Aletheia.
Similar Names
Similar Greek virtue names include Sophia, Irene, Chloe, and Selene.
Personality & Trivia
Alethea suggests honesty and wisdom, tied directly to the Greek philosophical concept of truth.
Famous People Named Alethea
- Alethea Jones, Australian-American director
Quick Facts
- Gender: Girl
- Origin: Greek
- Meaning: “Truth”
- Pronunciation: ah-LEE-thee-ah
