Cynthia
Cyn·thia
noun \ˈsin(t)-thē-ə\Definition of CYNTHIA
1
: artemis
2
: the moon personified as a goddess
Origin of CYNTHIA
Latin, from feminine of Cynthius of Cynthus, from Cynthus, mountain on Delos where she was born, from Greek Kynthos
First Known Use: 14th century
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