Athena (Αθηνά) is the name of the Greek goddess of wisdom, weaving, strategic warfare, and craft — patron of Athens, daughter of Zeus, born fully formed from her father's head. She is one of the twelve Olympian gods and one of the most consistently depicted figures in Greek art.
The etymology of the name is itself ancient and contested: it may pre-date Greek entirely, surviving from a Bronze Age Minoan religion absorbed into Greek mythology. As a given name, Athena has been used rarely in modern times — but its use is rising sharply. Today it sits in the U.S. top 100.
Athena reduces to five — the number of intelligence, curiosity, and free movement. Fitting for the goddess of strategic thought.