Circe is a name steeped in ancient Greek mythology, originating from the enchantress and minor goddess who lived on the island of Aeaea. Known for her extensive knowledge of herbs and potions, Circe was renowned for transforming her enemies into animals. Over time, the name has evolved to represent a sorceress or a bird, symbolizing both magical power and transformation. The name has appeared in various forms of literature and art, from Homer’s Odyssey to modern works like Madeline Miller’s novel "Circe." Its enduring popularity stems from its rich mythological background and the captivating story of its namesake.
