In Greek mythology, Archippe was the daughter of the king of perfect nature and the wife of the famous Greek hero Alector. The name Archippe was also borne by a follower of Saint Paul who is mentioned in the New Testament.
The name Archippe is derived from the Greek words 'archos' meaning "chief" and 'hippos' meaning "horse". Therefore, the name Archippe means "master of horses" or "leader of horses". Feminine form of Archippos. The name Archippe is used mainly in Greece.
In Greek mythology, Archippe was the daughter of King Minos of Crete and the wife of Thessalus, the son of Heracles. The name was popular among ancient Greeks, particularly among those who were passionate about horsemanship and horse racing.
The name Archippe means "ruler of horses". It is derived from the Greek words "archos" meaning "ruler" and "hippos" meaning "horse". French form of Archippos via its latinized form Archippus. The name Archippe is used as a male given name.