girl name · Source-indexed record
Amytis
ميتز
Amytis is the name of a Persian princess (known as Amytis of Media), daughter of the king of the Medes . She married Nebuchadnezzar II, king of Babylon, at the request of her father. Nebuchadnezzar built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the seven wonders of ancient world, for her.
- Arabic spelling
- ميتز
- Pronunciation
- AHMYTIHSAuto-generated reading guide
- Origin
- ArabicLinguistic inference
- Gender
- girl
- First letter
- A
- Source
- Muslim Names Dataset (CC0 1.0)
About Amytis
Amytis is listed in the CC0 Muslim Names Dataset as a female name. The source records its meaning as “Amytis is the name of a Persian princess (known as Amytis of Media), daughter of the king of the Medes . She married Nebuchadnezzar II, king of Babylon, at the request of her father. Nebuchadnezzar built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the seven wonders of ancient world, for her.”. Its origin label is inferred from the published script or etymological signal. Its reader-friendly phonetic spelling is generated deterministically from the published transliteration and should be reviewed for names with complex or region-specific pronunciation.
Meaning and Arabic spelling are sourced from the Muslim Names Dataset or, where provided, the record-specific provenance URL. Origin labels are source-stated where available or transparently inferred from the published script or etymological signal. Phonetic respellings are generated reading guides, not native-speaker recordings. See Sources & methodology for data limitations.