What does Corinthia mean?

Corinthia as a girls' name is pronounced ko-RIN-thee-ah. It is of Greek origin, and the meaning of Corinthia is "woman of Corinth". A place name: from Corinth, an ancient Greek city that had a very early Christian church. Saint Paul wrote two Epistles to the Corinthians that form part of the New Testament.

STARTS WITH Cor-

ASSOCIATED WITH greek, ancient (old), saint, testament (biblical)

Variations

VARIANT Korinthia

How popular is Corinthia?

Corinthia is an uncommon given name for females. Corinthia is also a unique last name for all people. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)

Similar Names

Corinthia is pronounced similarly to Carinthia. Other recommended sound-alike names are Alithia, Calanthia, Carinna, Carletha, Casiphia, Catrinia (see Catriona), Cericia, Christena▼, Christi▼, Christia, Christian▼, Christina▼, Christyna, Cindia, Cintha, Cinthia▼, Cinthie, Cinthy, Cintia, Cleantha, Cliantha, Colina, Colinda, Concha, Coralia, Cordia, Cordni, Coretta, Corilla, Corin, Corina▼, Corinda, Corinna▼, Corinne▼, Corisa, Corissa, Corita, Cornalia (see Cornelia), Cornela, Cornelia▼, Cornelya (see Cornelia), Corona, Coronetta, Corretta, Corrinda, Corrinna, Cortnie, Corvetta, Corvina, Corynna, Crista, Cristin▼, Cynthia▼, Cynthya, Cyntia, Cyrina, Cythia, Doritha, Florincia, Forsythia, Horatia, Ianthia, Jacinthia, Jacynthia, Kornelia, Larentia, Orenthia, Orinthia, Orrinthia (see Orinthia), Robinia, Sinthia, Synthia, Vonitia (see Venetia) and Xanthia. These names tend to be more commonly used than Corinthia.