What does Amarantha mean?

Amarantha as a girls' name is of Greek origin, and the meaning of Amarantha is "unfading". Also the name of both a mythical and a real plant. The mythical one was supposed to be immortal. Amarante is the French form.

STARTS/ENDS WITH Ama-, -tha

ASSOCIATED WITH greek, plant (tree)

Variations

VARIANTS Amarande, Amaranta, Amarante, Amaranthe

SEE ALSO Amantha

How popular is Amarantha?

Amarantha is an uncommonly occurring first name for females. Amarantha is also an uncommon surname for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)

Similar Names

Suggested similar-sounding names are Aarona, Agatha▼, Amadita, Amaleta, Amalina, Amalinda, Amalita, Amalthea, Amalyna (see Amelia), Amalyta, Amana, Amanda▼, Amara▲, Amargot (see Amara), Amariah, Amarilla, Amarinda, Amarissa, Amarit, Amarra, Amata, Amatista, Amerah, Aminta, Amirah▲, Amoretta, Amrita, Amynta, Amyrah, Andranetta (see Andrea), Araminta, Arancha, Aranka, Arantxa, Arantza▼, Aranza, Aretha▼, Arletha, Artha, Atalanta, Atlanta, Bartha, Calantha, Carletha, Claretha, Cleantha, Cliantha, Diantha, Eartha, Giacintha (see Giacinta), Hyacintha, Iantha, Iolantha, Jacyntha, Jiacintha, Jolantha, Kalantha, Kliantha, Laretha, Mallantha, Martha▼, Melantha, Samantha▼, Samentha, Sammantha, Savannha, Semanntha (see Samantha), Semantha, Simantha, Symantha, Tabatha▼, Xantha, Yacintha, Yolantha and Zantha. These names tend to be more frequently used than Amarantha.