Idalia

The name Idalia is derived from the Greek word 'Idalios', which refers to Mount Ida, a mountain in ancient Crete. In Greek mythology, Mount Ida was a place sacred to the goddess Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty.

The name Idalia was originally used as an epithet for Aphrodite, referring to her connection with Mount Ida. Over time, it evolved into a feminine given name in its own right.

The name Idalia is associated with nature, beauty, and the mythological realm of the gods and goddesses of ancient Greece. It has a pleasant, melodic sound and evokes images of lush, idyllic landscapes.

While not a extremely common name, Idalia has been used throughout various regions and time periods, particularly in parts of Europe and the Americas with Greek cultural influences.