Poseidon is a male name of Greek origin, derived from Greek Mythology. The name is associated with the powerful and enigmatic god of the sea, waters, earthquakes, and horses in Greek mythology. While the exact meaning of the name is uncertain, it is believed to possibly relate to "husband" or "lord" and "earth", highlighting Poseidon's connection to the earth and his role as a ruler or guardian. In ancient Greek religion and mythology, Poseidon was revered as one of the twelve Olympian gods, presiding over the sea and holding sway over storms and earthquakes. The name Poseidon carries a sense of strength, authority, and influence, reflecting the mythological deity's powerful and commanding nature.