Phaenarete (Φαιναρέτη) combines the Greek phainein (to show, bring to light) and aretē (virtue) — "bringing virtue to light." The mother of Socrates — a midwife by trade, which Socrates invoked when calling himself a midwife of ideas in Plato's Theaetetus.
Among the most evocative names of Classical Athens.
Phaenarete reduces to four — the number of Greek virtue.