Isis is a feminine name that can be traced back to Egyptian mythology. It is derived from the root word 'st, 'meaning 'throne, 'and is associated with the goddess of the motherhood, and fertility. Isis was first attested in the Old Kingdom and is renowned for her healing abilities and her role in guiding the souls of the deceased into the afterlife. The name has undergone various transliterations over time, including Iside and Ãsis, and has been influential in both Egyptian and Greek cultures. The name's importance lies in its rich historical and mythological significance, symbolizing both maternal love and divine power.
