Penelope

Origen y significado de Penelope

Penelope derives from the Greek Pēnelópē, perhaps from pḗnē, 'weft, thread' — thus 'weaver'. In the Odyssey she is Odysseus's faithful wife who, weaving and unweaving her cloth, awaits her husband's return for twenty years: an eternal symbol of fidelity and patient cunning. Found in the English-speaking world, Italy, Spain (Penélope) and Greece, it blends classical allure with character. Prized for its mythological elegance and rich sound, it is a refined, meaningful choice.

Variantes en el mundo

Cómo se dice Penelope en otros idiomas.

Personas famosas

• Penélope Cruz— actriz
• Penelope Fitzgerald— escritor