Calliope, also known as Callie, is a Greek muse of epic poetry, often depicted with a writing tablet and a lyre. The name originates from ancient Greece, where it was used to honor the goddess of eloquence.
In various cultures, Callie has been associated with creativity, literature, and artistic expression. In modern times, the name is often used in Christian contexts as a shortened form of Calista or Camilla.
Individuals named Callie are typically seen as imaginative, enthusiastic, and confident, with a passion for storytelling and self-expression.
The name Callie has gained popularity in recent years, particularly in the United States, where it is often used for both girls and boys.