How to Say "Artemis" in Spanish

Artemisa

/aɾteˈmisa/feminine

The name Artemis is translated into Spanish as Artemisa. Wiktionary also lists Ártemis.

Meaning: Greek goddess (name)

Ways to say it

“artemis” in Spanish
Spanish	IPA	Note
Artemisa	/aɾteˈmisa/	feminine
Ártemis	/aɾtemis/ (from spelling rules)	feminine

Artemisa is the standard Spanish version of the name, whereas Ártemis is a form. Both are feminine names.

Both forms are feminine nouns.

/aɾteˈmisa/

In Spanish, Artemisa is the name for the plant used to distill absinthe, the potent spirit famously associated with the poet Charles Baudelaire.
In Spanish, the name Artemisa is also the common name for the genus of plants known as mugwort. This means a person named Artemisa shares a name with a botanical species used in herbal medicine.
In Spanish literature, Artemisa is often used as a symbol of untouched nature or virginal strength, reflecting the goddess's role as a protector of wild animals.

Mi amiga se llama Artemis y es muy inteligente.
My friend's name is Artemis, and she is very smart.
Artemis tiene un gran amor por la naturaleza y los animales.
Artemis has a deep love for nature and animals.
Artemisa es la diosa de la caza.
Artemis is the goddess of the hunt.
Leí un mito sobre Artemisa.
I read a myth about Artemis.
Esa estatua representa a Artemisa.
That statue represents Artemis.

Two friends are talking about their mythology class.

Javier

¿Quién es la diosa de la luna?
Who is the goddess of the moon?
Elena

Es Artemisa, según la mitología.
It is Artemis, according to mythology.
Javier

Elena, ¿sabes algo más sobre ella?
Elena, do you know anything else about her?
Elena

Solo que es una diosa muy fuerte.
Only that she is a very strong goddess.

Sources

Wiktionary, “artemis” translations and entries Artemisa, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.

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