Antigone

Antigone is a striking name of Greek origin, meaning 'worthy of one's parents'. It is famously known from Greek mythology and the tragic play by Sophocles. Antigone is a character admired for her loyalty and defiance, traits that make the name resonate with strength and individuality. Despite its strong historical and cultural roots, Antigone remains an uncommon choice today, likely due to its classical associations. Parents who choose this name might appreciate its profound depth and historical significance. Antigone doesn’t easily lend itself to nicknames, though some might affectionately shorten it to Annie or Tig.