iphigenie 

1) Google Definition: A princess from Greek Mythology.

2) The elongated version of Iphi

3) Name meaning "Sacrifice"...thats so depressing,excuse me while I turn up the Marylin Manson, go cut myslef, and write poems about death...

4) Can also be written as Iphigenis, Iphigene, Iphigenias, Iphigenia, Iphiginea, Iphigenae, and Penis.

5) The name of few people in this world but popular among French speaking countries.

6) There has been a French moviemabe titeled "Iphigenie" and a book written too.

1) Princess Iphigenie was cast into the sea but not before Artemis could save her!

2) OMG, Look at Chanelle, shes acting like such an Iphigenie!

3) I will name her...Iphigenie! *throws baby into volcano*

4) Why is your name so goddam hard to spell!

5) There are currently only 43 Iphigenies in the world.

6) Iphigenie the movie was worse than Iphigenie the book!

iphigenie by Oh! $#!T! October 30, 2007

iphigenie 

The most beautiful human being
She is so perfect, like so perfect

I'm in love with her

Please Iphigenie, marry me

You look so Iphigenie today (look so perfect today)

iphigenie by Roger9292929 April 21, 2022

Iphigénie 

Iphigénie is a great name, for great people. Iphigénie can be sweet although she knows what she wants and would not let others choose for herself.

I know a girl who has got a very rare name : Iphigénie

Iphigénie by Iphigénie November 22, 2021

Iphigenia

Daughter of Agamemnon & Clytemnestra, paid the ultimate price for her Father (sacrificed to Artemis), and in the long run the king paid with his life for that. A beautiful innocent, loved by her parents and the gods. Brave.

A virgin, pure heart, loving and giving. Healing others with her touch, and honest to a fault. Can be counted on to go the extra mile and see you through the darkest moments, walking hand in hand and bearing witness. Somewhat of a martyr.

A unique Grecian princess, miraculously transformed into the goddess Hecate instead of death (at Taurus). Was intended to marry Achilles.

Clytemnestra and Iphigenia try in vain to persuade Agamemnon to change his mind, but he believes that he has no choice. As Achilles prepares to defend the young woman by force, she has a sudden change of heart, deciding that the heroic thing to do would be to let herself be sacrificed. She is led off to die, with her mother Clytemnestra so distraught as to presage Orestes' matricide.

Iphigenia by Aikatepiva February 4, 2010

Iphigenia

Daughter of Agamemnon who was to be sacrificed at Aulis due to her father's angering of the goddess Artemis. At the second the knife fell, Artemis whisked her away and placed a stag in her place. The goddess took her to the land of the Taurans, where she became a priestess. Many years later, she played a major part in the redemption of her brother, Orestes.

Iphigenia was lured to Aulis by the promise of a marriage to Achilles.

Iphigenia by geinman June 14, 2013