Names that mean spider
- Arachne (Greek)
- Aranea (Latin)
- Araneida (Latin)
- Vachon (French)
- Anansi (African)
- Kumoko (Japanese)
- Arakni (Fictional)
- Uttu (Sumerian)
- Epeira (Greek)
- Nephila (Greek)
- Ariadne (Greek, associated with spiders in myth)
- Latrodectus (Scientific name for black widow spiders)
- Theridion (Scientific)
- Loxosceles (Scientific)
- Tarantula (Latin)
- Neith (Egyptian, goddess often depicted with spider symbols)
- Jorogumo (Japanese, mythical spider creature)
- Iktomi (Native American, spider trickster spirit)
- Shelob (Fictional, from “The Lord of the Rings”)
- Spidera (Fictional)
- Spinnerette (Fictional)
- Argiopa (Derived from Argiope, a genus of spiders)
- Misumena (Derived from Misumena, a genus of crab spiders)
- Peucetia (Derived from Peucetia, a genus of lynx spiders)
- Ocyale (Derived from Ocyale, a genus of wolf spiders)
- Lycosa (Scientific name for wolf spiders)
- Pisaura (Derived from Pisaura, a genus of nursery web spiders)
- Pholcus (Scientific name for daddy long-legs spiders)
- Tegenaria (Derived from Tegenaria, a genus of funnel-web spiders)
- Atrax (Derived from Atrax, a genus of Australian funnel-web spiders)
Girl names that mean spider
Female names that mean spider:
- Arachne
- Aranea
- Aranya
- Chantara (Thai origin, means “spider”)
- Jorōgumo (Japanese folklore spider woman)
- Lolia (Greek, related to Arachne)
- Neith (Egyptian goddess, symbolized by a spider)
- Quela (Brazilian, spider-related)
- Telaraña (Spanish for “spider web”)
- Tenar (inspired by “tenara,” Sanskrit for “web”)
- Arani (Hindu mythology, related to weaving)
- Mirania (Latin, inspired by “mira,” meaning “wonderful” like a spider’s web)
- Tarantella (Italian dance inspired by the tarantula spider)
- Aracely (Spanish, “altar of the sky,” inspired by spider webs in the sky)
- Shelob (fictional spider from “The Lord of the Rings”)
- Spinnerella (inspired by a spinning spider)
- Arakni (derived from “Arachne”)
- Loxosceles (scientific name for the recluse spider)
- Lycos (inspired by “lycosidae,” the family of wolf spiders)
- Vithika (Sanskrit for “spider”)
Boy names that mean spider
- Aran (Hebrew origin, related to “spider”)
- Anansi (African folklore spider god)
- Arak (inspired by “Arachne”)
- Attercop (Old English for “spider”)
- Gumo (Japanese for “spider”)
- Iktomi (Lakota mythology spider trickster)
- Netz (German for “net,” inspired by spider webs)
- Shelob (fictional spider from “The Lord of the Rings”)
- Spyder (modern, inspired by “spider”)
- Tarant (shortened from “tarantula”)
- Vithik (derived from “Vithika,” Sanskrit for “spider”)
- Araneus (scientific name for orb-weaving spiders)
- Mygale (inspired by “Mygalomorphae,” a group of spiders)
- Telar (Spanish for “loom,” inspired by spider webs)
- Zila (Basque origin, means “spider”)
Names that mean spider web
- Aranella – Inspired by “Araneae” and “web”.
- Netta – Derived from “net” (web).
- Webster – Meaning “weaver” (historically associated with webs).
- Araña Tela – Spanish for “spider web”.
- Cobweb – Directly refers to a spider web.
- Telaaraña – Spanish for “web of a spider”.
- Netsuko – Combining “net” with a Japanese suffix.
- Gossamer – Refers to the fine, filmy substance of spider webs.
- Tela – Spanish for “web”.
- Silkweb – Combining silk (what webs are made of) with web.
- Wefren – Derived from “weave” and “fern” (metaphorically a web-like plant).
- Threada – From “thread” (web thread).
- Webara – Combining “web” with “ara” (from “Arachnid”).
- Webina – Feminine twist on “web”.
- Filoara – Combining “filo” (thread in Italian/Spanish) with “ara” (spider).
Last names that mean spider
- Aranea
- Araneida
- Arachne
- Spinner
- Webber
- Weaver
- Tarantula
- Cobweb
- Silker
- Aragog
- Arácnido (Spanish for “arachnid”)
- Netz (German for “net”)
- Tisserand (French for “weaver”)
- Ragnatela (Italian for “spider web”)
- Arak
- Arán (Hebrew origin, related to “spider”)
- Jorōgumo (Japanese folklore spider woman)
- Gumo (Japanese for “spider”)
- Iktomi (Lakota mythology spider trickster)
- Mygale (inspired by “Mygalomorphae,” a group of spiders)
- Lycos (inspired by “lycosidae,” the family of wolf spiders)
- Telaraña (Spanish for “spider web”)
- Shelob (fictional spider from “The Lord of the Rings”)
- Arakni
- Spindler
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