The first name Rhea is of Greek, Latin, Hindu origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Greek: Mother of God in Greek Mythology

Latin: Mother of the Gods

Hindu: River (Rea)

Greek: Rivers

Greek: The Mother of the Greek God, Zeus. Wife of Cronus

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Bindi  (Hindu)
A Colored Mark Worn on Forhead by Hindu Women Symbolising Life

Corybantes  (Greek)
Priest of Rhea

Cybele  (Asian)
Mythological Nature Goddess Worshiped As the Great Mother in Asia Minor. The Mother of All Gods and Men and Wild Nature. Often Kept Company by Lions. Identified With Rhea by the Greeks; With Maia and

Cybele  (Greek)
Mythological Nature Goddess Worshiped As the Great Mother in Asia Minor. The Mother of All Gods and Men and Wild Nature. Often Kept Company by Lions. Identified With Rhea by the Greeks; With Maia and

Cybele  (Roman)
Mythological Nature Goddess Worshiped As the Great Mother in Asia Minor. The Mother of All Gods and Men and Wild Nature. Often Kept Company by Lions. Identified With Rhea by the Greeks; With Maia and

Cydni  (Hebrew)
Tenderhearted

Raea  (Western)
Rivers. Ray-a (Rhea, Raya). Origin: Greek

Rhea Silva  (Latin)
A Vestal Virgin

Rhiannon  (Welsh)
Magic Maiden (Rhianna, Rheanna, Rhiann, Rhianon, Rhiana, Rhyan, Riana, Rianne, Riona)

Silvia  (Latin)
From the Forest. Rhea Silvia Was the Mother of Rome's Founders, Remus and Romulus

Waerheall  (English)
From the True Man's Manor

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