Greece Baby Names

Aidoneus

Greek

Adones

Lord

Alexandrew

Defender of men

Aegon

noble

Artemas

Greek

Alphaeus

broad

Andress

manly, brave, warrior

Aristide

Best, excellent

Andreous

Greek

Aleksandar

Greek

Aristos

best

Antaeus

of the earth

Ambros

Immortal

Acacius

Not being troubled.

Argus

Greek

Aristidis

the best; excellent

Adrion

Dark one, rich

Alexandros

Greek

Alekxander

Defender of men.

Arieus

the most honorable, esteemed

Anthoy

Greek

Alexandar

defender of the people

Aristotle

the best purpose

Aegis

shield or breastplate

Alexandor

defender of men

Aion

Greek

Anthon

priceless, inestimable

Ajax

Greek

Akilles

a warrior, 'he who has a thick lip'

AtlUs

to bear, to carry

Adrianos

Greek

Amyrion

the one who is brave

Alpheus

Greek

Aleksandre

Defender of men

Andreaus

Andreas

Aleczander

Greek

Aristeo

The best or the noble one.

Aristotelis

Best purpose or the best of the best

Anastacio

resurrection

Athan

Immortal

Arkangel

Greek

Alekos

defender of mankind

Alexsi

a form of Alexander, meaning 'defender of men'

Achilleas

the one with great strength, warrior

Atreu

follower

Adonias

Hebrew

Alyxander

Greek

Alexzandar

Defender of men

Anastasios

Resurrection

Aquiles

Αχιλλεύς (Achilleus) meaning 'without lips' or 'he who is bright'.

Achilleus

Achilles, meaning 'he who is oft in the dark'

Achilles

Pain, grief

Aidon

Fiery one.

Allias

Defender of men.

Archimedes

Master of works

Aermias

eternal

Andropolis

Man city

Alxander

defender of the people

Athon

unconquered

Alvertis

Greek

Alexader

defender of men

Alexandro

Defender of the people

Aesop

indeterminate, perhaps 'one who is not of a known origin'

Atreus

Greek

Akhilles

One who is without a lip

Apostolis

one who is sent forth, an apostle

Akiles

the one who will be a hero

Alexand

defender of mankind

Adonus

Lord, master.

Andreus

manly, brave

Angelos

Greek

Ariston

Greek

Arkadian

Greek

Andru

Ανδρέας - manly, courageous

Athanasios

Greek

Anthonie

Greek

Antares

Greek

Aether

upper air, pure, fresh air

Atreyus

Greek

Andro

man, warrior, male

Attis

Greek

Artadius

Η άρτη τον κόσμο

Athen

From Athens

Akhilleus

Greek

Alexnader

Defender of the people

Aeros

Greek

Adonnis

Greek

Alexxander

defender of men

Aimilios

Greek

Alaxander

Greek

Alphus

noble, high-born

Alecxander

Defender of men

Azius

He who is wise

Andony

Greek

Aedon

song

Andrue

manly

Alizander

Greek

Apostolos

Apostle, messenger

Athanasius

Greek

Aristedes

best, excellent, the best man

Alexaner

defender of the people

Alezander

Defender of the people.

Antonis

Priceless, inestimable

Alphe

Greek

Andros

brave

Alastor

Greek

Antonious

priceless, of inestimable worth

Alixander

Greek

Alecxis

defender of mankind

Andron

Man, male.

Akillies

Without a heel

Apollos

Greek

Aristides

Best, noblest

Argo

swift, quick, or bright

Andreis

Manly, brave, warrior

Adonys

Lord, Master

Alekzander

Greek

Alexsander

defender of the people

Archille

Of Achilles; related to the legendary hero of Greek mythology.

Aneudi

Without shame or modesty

Acheron

river of sorrow

Antheny

Greek

Alexandrer

defender of men

Anteaus

Without resistance

Athos

Greek

Aleander

Defender of men.

Alexan

Defender of the people

Antonios

Priceless

Alexios

Greek

Arcadian

From Arcadia, which symbolizes pastoral simplicity and harmony with nature.

Anastasio

Resurrection

Barnabas

son of comfort

Basilios

Royal, Kingly

Bartholome

Son of the furrow

Bartholomew

Aramaic

Chares

Joy

Caros

pure

Calisto

Most beautiful

Christophel

Bearer of Christ

Corneilous

horned, horn blower

Christhopher

Bearer of Christ.

Cleophis

Greek

Cosmas

order

Chrisander

Bearer of Christ

Cletes

famous/glorious

Christoff

Greek

Christhoper

Greek

Cleophes

famous by glory

Cristhofer

Bearer of Christ

Costas

Steady, constant

Cyprian

From Cyprus

Constandinos

Greek

Constantinos

Greek

Carolos

Greek

Cosme

Order, harmony

Christopoher

Bearer of Christ

Christipher

Bearer of Christ

Costa

Greek

Christapher

bearer of Christ

Chrisopher

bearer of Christ

Christohper

Bearer of Christ, one who carries Christ.

Christophen

Greek

Cleofus

Greek

Christophr

Bearer of Christ

Cleodis

glory of the people

Christofer

bearer of Christ, follower of Christ

Capus

Greek

Chaos

Emptiness, the void from which all things originate

Christos

Greek

Christo

Greek

Corinthians

derived from the ancient city of Corinth, signifies 'of Corinth'

Dunamis

power

Demetreus

follower of Demeter, goddess of the harvest

Diogenes

Greek

Damyen

To tame or subdue

Dimetrius

Greek

Deno

the people's ruler

Demetrices

follower of Demeter, the goddess of agriculture

Demus

of the people

Demitrio

A derivative of Demetrius: 'follower of Demeter'

Demitris

Derived from Demetrius, meaning 'follower of Demeter', the goddess of the harves

Dometrius

Greek

Delphin

dolphin

Draco

dragon

Deucalion

drowned man

Dennies

Derived from Dionysios, meaning 'follower of Dionysus', the Greek god of wine an

Damyon

To tame

Daemion

To tame, subdue

Demas

Derived from the Greek name Δεμάς, meaning ‘the people’s opinion’ or ‘popular op

Dorus

A beloved name with deep roots

Demosthenes

the power of the people

Dmitris

of Demeter, earth mother; dedicated to Demeter.

Demetirus

follower of Demeter, goddess of the harvest

Dimitrious

follower of Demeter

Damias

Tamer, subduer

Demitrios

follower of Demeter

Demetries

follower of Demeter, earth mother

Dameris

To tame or to domesticate

Daimeon

To tame or subdue.

Dionysus

Greek

Dalphus

a name that appears to be a variation of names like 'Dolphus', which relates to

Demitrus

follower of Demeter

Demetrous

derived from Demetrius, meaning 'follower of Demeter, goddess of harvest'

Demetrian

follower of Demeter

Demitre

Greek

Daemeon

A beloved name with deep roots

Delphis

from Delphi, the ancient Greek oracle site

Demarkis

Greek

Dimitrius

Dedicated to Demeter

Deniko

A diminutive form of the name Denisheos, meaning 'follower of Dionysus'.

Diomedes

follower of Zeus

Dimitre

Follower of Demeter

Demetrion

Follower of Demeter; earth mother.

Daemon

Greek

Demeturis

Greek

Daedalus

the ingenious craftsman

Dimar

Derived from 'Dimitrios', meaning 'follower of Demeter'.

Demetrik

follower of Demeter, the goddess of harvest

Demetrios

follower of Demeter

Dmorea

gift of God

Dimetri

Greek

Demetriu

Greek

Damarkis

Derived from the word 'dama', meaning 'to tame' or 'to subdue'.

Dammian

to tame, subdue

Demitrie

Follower of Demeter, the goddess of the harvest.

Demetry

Greek

Demetrio

follower of Demeter, goddess of agriculture

Dairius

he who holds firm the good

Dorion

from the sea

Demetrey

Greek

Demerus

of the people

Delos

famous, clear

Deboris

of the goddess of the hunt

Dionisios

follower of Dionysius

Dmetrius

follower of Demeter

Dionysios

Follower of Dionysus, God of wine and festivity

Dionis

Follower of Dionysus

Dinos

of the people

Dimitrios

Greek

Dimitris

follower of Demeter

Eustace

fruitful

Enias

a form of the name Aeneas, meaning 'praise' or 'to be praised'.

Estephan

crowned, garlanded

Efthathios

Greek

Efstratios

Straitened; drawn together

Efthimios

well-being

Eutimio

Good timing

Eugean

Well-born

Eulys

Worthy

Elefterios

Greek

Ektor

Greek

Eulices

Greek

Eustolio

Greek

Eulos

the god of rhetoric

Emmanouel

God is with us

Evangelos

Greek

Esias

God is my salvation.

Evodio

Easily bearing or fruitful

Euris

of the east wind

Efstathios

well-standing

Euclides

Glorious, renowned

Edro

to be strong

Exander

Greek

Evagelos

bringer of good news

Eneas

Greek

Eury

Greek

Evander

Greek

Eustice

wealthy

Eon

Age, eternity, or a long period

Eural

of the east wind

Elexander

defender of the people

Epimenio

to remain

Eryx

Ερύξ (Eryx): 'he who is from Eryx', a mythological figure related to the mountai

Eulon

the one who helps or aids

Ero

to love

Eleos

Greek

Euclide

glorious and good

Euclid

Greek

Edonis

Greek

Eustis

well-pleased, satisfaction

Fotis

Light; shining

Filemon

Loving

Filippos

Meaning 'lover of horses', derived from the elements 'philos' (loving) and 'hipp

Fillip

friend of horses

Finas

Refines, Purifies

Felimon

a son of friendship

Filipp

Greek

Fotios

light

Giorgos

Greek

Gregrory

Greek

Glauk

glauke

Georgios

farmer

Gerasimos

Of the earth, strong and robust

Giorgios

Farmer

Gregorios

Watchful

Gregor

Watchful; alert

Gregorey

watchful; vigilant

Helix

spiral

Heraclio

Greek

Hulices

A derivative form of the name 'Hulios', which may refer to the Sun.

Heliodoro

Greek

Hristos

Χριστός (Christós) - anointed one, Messiah

Haralambos

To shine brightly or to be glorious

hilarion

cheerful, happy

Henos

A variation of the name 'Eunice', meaning 'good victory'

Hec

to appear, to shine

Helo

the sun

Hiero

sacred

Hristopher

Christ-bearer

Hermas

of Hermes, messenger of the gods

Harilaos

Χαρίλαος; (Charilaos) - Joyful grace.

Helius

Sun

Helio

Greek

Hektor

holding fast

Haralabos

to be a protector of the city

Isidore

gift of Isis

Isador

Gift of Isis

Iakona

Derived from the name 'Jacobus', meaning 'supplanter'

Irmiás

guardian of the oath

Ianis

God is gracious

Ireneo

Greek

Icarus

follower

Idas

The one who is like a god

Isidor

gift of Isis

Ioannis

God is gracious

Icholas

victory of the people

Iasonas

Greek

Ilias

Greek

Ion

violet

Ioseph

יוסף (Yosef): 'He will add'

Illias

Greek

Isander

man of strength

Isandro

Man shield

Ikaris

Greek

Iosif

Hebrew

Jazon

Healer

Jasias

the Lord is salvation

Jocephus

Greek

Jasion

Healer

Joses

he will add

Jalias

Greek

Jonus

Derived from 'Joni', which is a form of 'John', meaning 'God is gracious'.

Jiannis

God is gracious

Kalo

good, beautiful

Kario

a person who is a master or leader

Kyrio

as a lord

Kiriakos

Greek

Kristophor

Bearer of Christ

Kyriakos

of the Lord, belonging to the Lord

Khaire

Rejoice; to be happy

Kratos

Strength or power.

Konstandinos

Steadfast, constant.

Kyris

lordly, masterful

Konstantinos

steadfast

Kyrus

Lord, master

Kosmas

order, universe

Khiron

Wise

Kastor

To shine; to be bright

Kyros

Greek

Kanavis

derived from the word ‘canabis’, meaning ‘hemp’.

Kydon

hidden, secret

Kostas

steadfast

Kiro

Greek

Kronos

The personification of time; the father of Zeus

Kimon

Κίμων: 'strong' or 'severe'

Krystofer

bearer of Christ

Karras

Fierce, brave

Kamaris

Greek

Kalop

a form of the word for 'beauty'

Konstantino

Constant, steadfast

Kostandinos

Constant, steadfast

Kharon

The name of the ferryman of the dead in Greek mythology.

Khristopher

Bearer of Christ

Kreo

I create

Kalias

Greek

Kentron

center, central point

Kostantinos

Constant, steadfast

Kornelius

Latin

Kristofor

Bearer of Christ

Karas

Greek

Kairus

the chosen one

Lexandro

Greek

Leonitus

Lion-like or brave as a lion

Leonydus

Lion-like

Leonydas

Lion-like; brave as a lion

Leodis

lion strength or bravery

Lias

God is my salvation

lenes

a variant of the name 'Linos', associated with music, song, and poetry.

Linus

Flax

Leandros

lion man

Leion

Lion

Lukkas

Light

Lexander

Defender of men

Lixandro

Greek

Liander

Lion man

Lisander

Greek

Lykan

Greek

Ledon

the one who brings fortune

Lambros

bringer of light

Loucas

From the Latin 'Lucas', meaning 'light' or 'illumination'.

Leonte

Lion

Lysandro

liberator

Leodore

Gift of Zeus

Lycurgus

wolf worker

Leonidus

lion-like

Leio

lion

Lazaros

God has helped

Leonidis

Lion-like

Ledarion

Λεονάρδιος (lion-like)

Midas

the one who has the golden touch

Meliton

Ancient Greek

Mythias

a name derived from the mythological context, possibly related to myths or legen

Morpheus

the god of dreams

Maximos

Greek

Moyses

Hebrew

Megale

Greek

Matheos

gift of God

Mathais

Gift of God

Manolis

a form of Emmanuel, meaning God is with us

Maxis

the greatest

Mayas

the brave one

Mathyus

gift of God

Mathyas

gift of God

Makarius

Greek

Makis

Greek

Macarius

blessed

Marckos

Greek

Malachias

Hebrew

Maximous

the greatest

Mihalis

Greek

Markous

of Mars, warlike

Matthais

Gift of God

Makias

Gift of God

Makario

Blessed

Mikos

a form of the name Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'.

Micaias

Who is like God?

Mekos

Greek

Myrion

A form of 'Myron', meaning 'myrrh' or 'fragrant'.

Markos

Of Mars

Marios

Of Mars; warlike

Matthius

Hebrew

Makarios

blessed

Myreon

El que es fuerte

Martarius

Latin

Mathius

Hebrew

Nikitas

Greek

Nicandro

Victory of the people

Nocholas

Greek

Nichoas

victorious people

Nickolis

Victory of the people

Nikkos

victorious

Nickolie

Victory of the people

Nichalas

Greek

Nichalos

Victory of the people

Nikalas

Greek

Nickolus

Victory of the people

Nichalaus

victory of the people

Nektarios

Relating to nectar; one who is sweet or heavenly.

Nickalous

Greek

Nikolos

Greek

Nicolaos

victory of the people

Nichollas

Greek

Nycholas

victory of the people

Nichalus

Victory of the people

Nectarios

Νεκτάριος

Nickolaos

Νικόλαος - meaning 'victory of the people'

Nikkolas

Greek

Nicholaos

Victory of the people (Νικόλαος)

Nickholas

Greek

Nikholas

Victory of the people.

Nickelas

Derived from 'Nikolaos', meaning 'victory of the people'.

Nichalous

victory of the people

Nikoles

Greek

Nicholos

victory of the people

Nikolaus

victory of the people

Nichlos

Greek

Nickolous

Greek

Nicholaus

Victory of the people

Nikolaas

Victory of the people

Nicholous

Victor of the people.

Nikolus

victory of the people

Nicolis

Victory of the people

Nicos

Victory of the people

Nicomedes

Victorious as a person.

Navarion

The one who brings light

Nickos

Victory of the people

Nichlous

victory of the people

Nikolaos

Victory of the people

Nikolis

Victory of the people

Nichloas

Victory of the people

Nicolaus

Victory of the people

Nicholus

victory of the people

Nickloas

Victory of the people

Nicklos

Greek

Nickolaus

Victory of the people

Nicanor

the victorious one; 'conqueror'.

Nickolos

Victory of the people

Nycolas

Greek

Nikkolaus

Victory of the people

Nikolo

Greek

Nciholas

victory of the people

Nikalus

victory of the people

Nicolus

victorious people

Nichlas

Victory of the people

Nicodemus

Greek

Nykolas

Greek

Nikos

victorious

Nic

Victory

Niccolas

Greek

Orestus

Mountain dweller

Orphus

the dark, the hidden

Onasis

Greek

Olympus

From Olympus; home of the gods

Orestes

mountain dweller

Odysseus

to be angry

Odonis

Greek: Derived from 'Odysseus', meaning 'wrathful' or 'to be angry'.

Onassis

Greek

Orest

mountain dweller

Onesimus

Greek

Orpheus

the darkness of the night

Odies

Greek

Osias

Greek

Orenthia

Bringer of light

Othon

Greek

Othor

Greek

Odysseas

to be angry

Petros

Rock

Philopater

Greek

Pantelis

all things related to Pan

Phenious

To shine or to bring light

Panagiotes

All-holy

Persey

Of the sea

Philemon

Affectionate

Panayiotis

Greek

Plato

Broad or wide

Philias

Lover of

Ptolemy

Derived from the Greek 'Ptolemaios', meaning 'warlike'

Panagiotis

all-holy

Phor

to bear or carry

Philo

loving

Perceus

To pierce

Plutarco

wealthy

Pantaleon

Greek

Paraskevas

Παναγιώτης, meaning 'of the preparation, associated with the Sabbath'

Poseidon

husband of the earth

Philp

lover of horses

Phillipp

Lover of horses

Panos

A form of Panagiotis, meaning 'all-holy'

Phanuel

the face of God

Philippos

lover of horses

Petrus

rock

Paulos

Small

Priam

The name of the last king of Troy, meaning 'constant' or 'privilege'.

Philix

Greek

Pantalion

Greek

Praxedis

Greek

Panayotis

of all saints

Phineus

הַפִּנְחָס (Ha-Pinchas) -

Phyllip

Greek

Pavlos

Small, humble

Philmon

Greek

Prometheus

forethought

Pluto

Greek

Rheo

Greek

Sofonias

God has hidden

Stylianos

crown, garland

Stelios

Crowned or glorious

Stepehn

crown, wreath

Sebasthian

Venerable, revered, or respected.

Socrates

power of the crowd

Spyridon

of the spirit

Stamatios

immortal

Spiridon

Greek

Stavro

crowned

Savvas

sabbath, rest

Sevastian

Greek

Stefanos

Greek

Semarias

To be serious

Sebastion

Venerable, respected.

Sotiris

Greek

Simitrio

belonging to the sun

Sabastian

Revered, venerable

Soterios

Savior or deliverer

Syllas

Greek

Stephn

crown or garland

Speros

Greek

Sebastain

Greek

Solon

Wisdom, a wise man

Spiros

of the spirit

Symeon

Hebrew

Stratos

Greek

Stphen

crown, wreath

Savalas

the savior

Spyros

The Spirit or the one who is beloved

Sotirios

Greek

Sylias

He who is of the forest; Ruler of the woods.

Stephanos

crowned, garlanded

Sebastyn

Σεβαστιανός (Sebastianós) - Venerable, revered

Sias

Greek

Stephe

Greek

Sostenes

the one who is firm or stable

Stoic

Referring to the philosophy of Stoicism, which emphasizes reason and self-contro

Stamatis

The name is derived from the Greek name Stylianos, which means 'pillar'.

Spiro

Spirit.

TheoJames

gift of God

Timthy

honoring God

Theofanis

Greek

Timotheo

Greek

Theoedore

Greek

Theophil

God's friend

Theophilos

Lover of God

Thadeus

courageous heart

Theado

gift of God

Timon

to honor

Thalamus

Greek

Theartis

the one who is artistic

Theodus

Gift of God.

Telesforo

Greek

Thaddus

Courageous

Talus

A type of stone or ankle

Tryp

to traverse or journey

Telio

of the end, completion

Thanatos

death

Timothey

Honoring God.

Teodor

Greek

Thadus

Courageous Heart

Theoplis

Θεόφιλος - meaning 'friend of God'.

Timthoy

God's honor

Teodore

gift of God

Thommas

twin

Taraus

Greek

Theodia

given by God

Timarion

to honor; one who is honored

Theodoros

Meaning 'gift of God'

Timothyy

Hebrew

Trifon

one who wears the crown

Theus

Greek

Theseus

to put or to place

Thomos

twin

Triandos

Vagabond, wanderer

Theodies

A beloved name with deep roots

Timothhy

honoring God

Theodoro

Greek

Thales

to blossom; to flourish

Theofilos

Lover of God

Trampis

one who travels, wanderer

Thos

Greek

Telesphore

Completing, fulfilling

Tasos

Τάσος

Thristian

Greek

Thamos

twin

Thaddius

heart

Thessalonia

From Thessaloniki, meaning 'victory of Thessaloniki'.

Thadeo

Courageous heart

Theodor

gift of God

Theophus

godly, divine

Thanos

immortal

Ulys

Greek

Ulyssess

wrathful

Ulyess

wrathful

Ulysse

wrathful, to be angry

Ulyses

The name means 'wrathful' or 'to be angry'. It is derived from Odysseus (Οδυσσεύ

Ulisess

Greek

Ulyesses

Wrathful

Ulizes

Greek

Ulisses

Greek

Ulisis

Wrathful

Voris

Βόρος (Vóros) meaning 'the northern wind'

Vasileios

Royal, kingly

Vasilios

Greek

Vassilios

Greek

Vyron

A modern name possibly derived from the ancient Greek word 'byron' meaning 'catt

Xandri

Greek

Xerxes

Old Persian

Xandros

Defender of men

Xeon

guest

Xenon

Stranger

Xandro

defender of mankind

Xylas

Greek

Xaire

rejoice

Xanthus

yellow, golden

Xenos

foreigner or stranger

Yia

Relating to life.

Yiovanni

Greek

Yonnis

God is gracious

Yianni

Variant of John, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Yiannis

God is gracious

Zeno

Gift of Zeus

zagreus

one who is in the underworld or a deity of rebirth.

Zeus

Sky, daylight.

Zenos

gift of Zeus

Zephyrus

the west wind

Zakarias

Yah has remembered

Zaxai

Greek

Zennon

Greek

Zecharias

זְכַרְיָה meaning 'The Lord has remembered'

Zylas

Greek

Aneia

Greek

Arkadia

Greek

Arista

best, excellent

Athenia

Derived from Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare.

Amalthea

tender goddess, nurturing

Angelike

messenger

Agela

a feminine form of the name 'Agelos', meaning 'angel'

Adelphia

Greek

Alexxandra

Defender of men.

Aletia

Greek

Alexcia

defender of man

Athyna

Greek

Attalia

Greek

Alexaundra

Greek

Azoria

Sky or heaven

Anthonia

Priceless

Altheia

from the word 'althos', meaning 'healing'.

Apolonia

Derived from 'Apollo', meaning 'of Apollo' or 'belonging to Apollo'.

Ariatna

Greek

Anastasha

Resurrection

Akadia

from Arcadia, which describes a region of peace and harmony

Aleksah

Greek

Aggeliki

Messenger; angelic

Alexendra

Greek

Astraea

Star-maiden or star

Amathyst

English

Angeliki

Angel

Ariadne

Greek

Anysia

Resurrection

Alezandra

Greek

Amaranth

unfading, everlasting

Anastashia

resurrection

Althia

Greek

Alympia

Greek

Aenea

Praise

Anesia

resurrection

Avasophia

Sophia - wisdom

Amarys

to blossom or bloom

Anetia

grace; favor

Aglaé

brightness, splendor

Ambrasia

Greek

Alecsandra

Defender of the people

Atenas

Greek

Athenea

Derived from Athena, meaning 'goddess of wisdom and warfare'.

Aletheia

truth

Asiane

Greek

Angeleia

αγγελία - angel or messenger

Athenah

Of Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare.

Alekzandra

defender of mankind

Alaxandra

defender of mankind

Andreia

manly, brave

Ageliki

Greek

Athena

Goddess of wisdom and warfare

Astreya

star

Atheena

goddess of wisdom and war

Anastacia

Αναστάσια - Anastasía - 'Resurrection'

Alexea

defender of mankind

Alexeia

defender

Atheia

Greek

Alexias

Defender or helper

Athina

Greek

Arsenia

masculine

Antigone

opposed to motherhood

Antonasia

Priceless

Aleksia

Defender of mankind

Alexaundria

Defender of mankind

Alyss

Greek

Aspacia

Protected.

Alexsandria

defender of mankind

Argiro

silver, shining

Ariadny

Greek

Atonia

Possibly derived from 'Atonios', meaning 'unrivaled' or 'unique'.

Apollonia

of Apollo; belonging to Apollo

Athene

Greek

Alyssandra

defender of mankind

Arthena

Greek

Alexnadra

Defender of mankind

Antheia

Ανθεία (Antheia) - 'flower' or 'blossom'

Alixandra

defender of mankind

Asimina

Greek

Andrenika

brave, strong

Alexandrea

Greek

Athea

Greek

Alexandera

Greek

Arinas

peaceful, serene

Alexandrah

Defender of man

Alexandia

Defender of mankind.

Alexandreia

defender of mankind

Astria

Star, celestial body

Astasia

Resurrection or rebirth.

Anastassia

Greek

Alathea

truth

Aphrodite

Greek

Antha

Ανθή (Anthí) - flower

Andonia

Greek

Althena

Goddess of wisdom and warfare

Apphia

Increase, fruitful

Aleka

Greek

Amarylis

Greek

Alala

To harness or harnessing.

Alexas

Greek

Aminda

a derivative of the name Aminta, which means "defender".

Alyxandra

Defender of mankind

Athenna

Greek

Anneta

Grace, favor

Arianda

Greek

Anastaysia

resurrection

Aretina

Greek

Andromeda

ruler of men

Aglae

Splendor, brightness

Appollonia

of Apollo

Axia

Greek

Astraia

starry, aster, star

Arnissa

Greek

Alexeus

Greek

Atena

goddess of wisdom

Althaea

to heal, to restore

Acasia

untouched, pure

Aleithia

Truth

Amarantha

unfading

Anderia

Greek

Arcadia

Greek

Aleksandra

Greek

Antanasia

resurrection,

Alithea

Greek

Androniki

manly victory

Ariadna

most holy

Asteria

starry

Andreniki

manly, brave

Athenas

of Athena, goddess of wisdom

Arimentha

swift

Anisia

Greek

Alyceia

Greek

Anatolia

the land where the sun rises

Aliandra

Defender of mankind

Andia

Pure or chaste

Aryadne

most holy

Agatha

good, virtuous

Alectra

Shining, bright

Atalanta

Equal in weight; unbalanced

Alezandria

Defender of mankind

Alanta

fast-moving, swift

Arethia

Virtue, excellence

Amirakle

Greek

Alethea

truth; sincerity

Applonia

of Apollo

Aspasia

welcome, to greet

Andea

brave, courageous

Anastasi

Greek

Alaxandria

defender of mankind

Alexsandra

Greek

Anastajia

resurrection

Anthoula

Flower

Allexandra

defender of mankind

Artemisia

Safe, sound

Breseis

Greek

Bronti

thunder

Basilia

royal

Basilisa

queen; empress; royal lady

Barbaraa

strange, foreign

Brhea

a meaning similar to 'brilliant' or 'bright'.

Briseis

Possibly derived from the word 'breeze'.

Basiliki

royal

Cosma

order, beauty, universe

Cassia

Greek

Cyrena

from Cyrene

Cassanda

shining upon man

Chloeann

green shoot

Cersei

lady of magic

Cheire

Joy; to rejoice

Calaia

beautiful, most beautiful

Calliandra

Greek

Chrisan

Bearer of Christ

Cythia

from Kythnos or referring to the moon goddess

Chrisa

Greek

Casia

cinnamon

Chania

graced by God

Chrisanthi

golden flower

Chlora

Green, pale green

Canace

Greek

Christinia

follower of Christ, Christian

Chrysanthia

Greek

Chloa

Green shoot, young sprout

Cleodora

Greek

Castoria

One who is from Casterley; could also mean 'pure'

Coryna

a girl, a maiden

Cynthiaa

Greek

Cassadra

Greek

Cassundra

Greek

Cosandra

helper of men

Cathrina

Pure

Corinna

maiden, virgin

Cleopha

glory

Corrinna

Greek

Chrysoula

golden

Casandr

shining upon man

Cassiopia

she who entangles men

Cassandrea

shining upon man, warrior

Christela

Follower of Christ

Candias

Of bright light

Callandra

Greek

Cledia

Famous or renowned

Cardia

A beloved name with deep roots

Cylia

heavenly

Cassiopeia

Greek

Constandina

constant, steadfast

Corinth

Greek

Chritina

Greek

Crete

η κρητική, που σχετίζεται με την Κρήτη

Cassandera

shining upon man

Chrisi

Christ-bearer

Chryssa

golden

Clhoe

blooming

Chrysa

Greek

Calanthe

beautiful flower

Cleona

glory

Chrysta

follower of Christ

Chloye

A variation of 'Chloe', meaning 'young green shoot' or 'blooming'.

Christobel

Meaning 'Christ's beauty'.

Candia

the white of the candle

Constantina

Steadfast, constant.

Castalia

From the Castalian spring

Cyinthia

Κυθονία (Kythonia), derived from 'Cynthia', which means 'woman from Kynthos', a

Cyria

Κυρία

Chrissiana

Follower of Christ

Cataleia

A beloved name with deep roots

Corintha

from Corinth or related to the city of Corinth

Cimora

Desire, longing

Caleia

Greek

Chloi

Greek

Corsandra

She who is a helper, or a strong woman

Cleoda

Glory of the mountain

Clorisa

Clorisa is a variation of Chloris, meaning 'green' or 'young shoot'; associated

Chrisina

Follower of Christ; Christian.

Cyenthia

Greek

Circe

bird

Caria

Greek

Chleo

green shoot, young branch

Chrystiana

Follower of Christ

Corinn

maiden

Cleopatria

A beloved name with deep roots

Cynthis

from Kynthos, referring to the birthplace of the goddess Artemis

Corena

Greek

Clyta

to call, to summon

Charika

Greek

Catharine

pure

Cloris

Green; fresh; blooming.

Cyrene

sovereign

Cypris

Relating to Cyprus, often associated with the goddess Aphrodite (Venus).

Coralia

Maiden of the sea

Christinea

a Christian

Chandris

Greek

Chole

Greek

Catharina

Pure; from the Greek name 'Aikaterina'

Charito

Greek

Clydia

notable, famous, or a person of renown

Clione

A name of a sea nymph

Chrisoula

Greek

Cleara

Bright, clear, and famous.

Cyntheia

A variant of Cynthia, meaning 'from Kynthos'.

Clida

Pride

Corinthia

From Corinth

Corene

maiden, girl

Chara

Joy, delight

Crissandra

golden flower

Christean

Follower of Christ

Crysania

Golden or precious

Dorothey

gift of God

Daphyne

Greek

Dorethea

Greek

Dimitra

of Demeter, goddess of the harvest

Dorotea

gift of God

Dametra

Of the earth, related to Demeter

Demetriana

Greek

Dorca

Greek

daphane

Greek

Demeteria

of Demeter, goddess of the harvest.

Delina

Greek

Danaia

Greek

Deyanira

One who is powerful

Dorothie

Greek

Demy

Greek

Denisia

Greek

Daphni

Greek

Daphene

laurel tree, symbol of victory

Despena

Greek

Dianthe

divine flower

Demetia

Greek

Demitria

Greek

Desdemona

Greek

Dorilla

gift from the sea

Danaiya

Greek

Danayia

Greek

Demeatra

Greek

Demitra

Earth Mother

Dannae

Greek

Denysse

Follower of Dionysius

Dalpha

Greek

Dorthea

gift of God

Daphanie

Laurel tree, victory

Dories

Greek

Dimitria

Follower of Demeter

Daphnee

Greek

Diora

Greek

Delphie

Dolphin

Delphinia

Of Delphi or dolphin

Dhea

Divine or Goddess

Diamoni

of the diamond; shining like a diamond.

Dionisia

follower of Dionysus

Daphnie

Δάφνη - laurel tree or bay tree, symbol of victory

Dorohty

Gift of God

Delfinia

Dolphin

Dafni

laurel

Damarys

A Phoenix

Doxa

Greek

Danais

From the tribe of Dan, or 'the one who is judged'.

Dimia

Greek

Dorathy

Gift of God

Doreathea

Greek

Doratha

gift

Dorelia

a form of the name 'Doris', meaning 'of the sea'

Dorathea

Meaning 'gift of God'.

Dorothye

Gift of God

Dorothe

Greek

Dekia

Greek

Demetriona

Follower of Demeter, the goddess of harvest.

Despina

Greek

Dorys

of the sea

Dorotha

Greek

Dorah

דּוֹרָה - meaning 'bee.'

Dafnne

Laurel, victory.

Daphny

laurel tree

Daphine

laurel tree, victory

Diona

Διώνη (Diónē) - Divine, Goddess-like

Delphi

Of Delphi, the ancient site that housed the Oracle of Delphi, meaning 'the place

Deliana

Greek

Dorcas

Gazelle

Deianira

Greek

Eulia

Eve; life

Elefteria

freedom

Europa

broad face

Evia

Greek

Eluteria

freedom or liberty

Eileithyia

Εἰλειθυία

Evina

life

Elenie

Light, torch

Elandra

Healer

Elisavet

God is my oath

Eugena

Well-born

Eutimia

Good health

Elenis

a variation of Helen, meaning 'light' or 'shining light'

Eudella

Greek

Elleni

light, torch

Eirene

peace

Eulalia

well-spoken

Eleny

Light, torch, bright

Eleyna

Shining bright, torch

Evangeli

Bearer of good news

Ele

light, torch

Eolia

Wind; inhabitant of Aeolis

Evaggelia

Greek

Eurma

one who is good

Eleni

Light, torch

Erene

Peace

Eftihia

Ευτυχία

Evangalene

Bringer of good news

Eleina

Bright, shining light.

Elidi

the sun

Evangelena

Greek

Elidia

Child of the sun

Eunise

Greek

Eudora

Greek

Efstathia

well-being

Eryne

peace, harmony

Eraina

peaceful, or calm

Eirini

Peace

Elydia

beautiful

Elpidia

Greek

Evi

Hebrew

Eustacia

Fruitful, fruitful land

Eleesia

Shining light or torch

Euda

Greek

Elliena

Light, shining light

Evagelia

Greek

Egina

someone from Aegina, a Greek island

Ekaterini

Εκατερίνα - means 'pure'.

Euphoria

a feeling or state of intense excitement and happiness

Eretria

Derived from the ancient city of Eretria, symbolizing an 'oceanic location' or '

Evangelia

bearer of good news

Elyria

A place of the mountains or hills.

Eretira

a woman from Eritrea

Eona

Everlasting

Evdokia

Greek

Eufemia

well spoken

Eudice

Good Judgment

Evagene

Well-born, noble.

Etolia

A beloved name with deep roots

Elektra

Amber; shining; bright.

Edessa

Greek

Eusebia

piety, devotion

Etna

gift of the sun

Eurania

Derived from an ancient term meaning 'well born' or 'noble'.

Elpida

hope

Euphemia

Greek

Eleisa

Shining light

Erini

Peace

Eriny

Worthy of Love; Beautiful

Efthimia

well-being

Efrosini

Greek

Elthea

Healer

Euzelia

well-born, noble

Euginia

noble well-born

Eleftheria

Greek

Eleanna

The name is a variant of Elena, which means 'light' or 'shining light.'

Elenia

torch, bright, shining

Evdoxia

well-received, pleasing

Ecclesia

assembly

Elenor

Greek

Eresmia

the one who is admired

Euleta

Greek

Efthymia

Greek

Elide

free, release or 'to let go'

Eleana

Greek

Elenna

Greek

Fotini

Bringer of light

Faedra

Glow, bright

Febe

bright, shining

Gelina

Greek

Galathia

Calm seas

Gerane

Greek

Galatea

Greek

Gelena

Greek

Galatia

Greek

Gelia

Sweetness or Joy

Gyna

woman, female

Gaea

earth

Giannys

Greek

Glika

Greek

Hermia

Earth

Hypatia

the highest, superior.

Hellena

light, bright, shining

Helena

torch

Hilia

Nettle

Haidee

pure

Hellen

bright, shining light

Hera

Greek

Hestia

Hearth, fireplace, home

Heleni

torch

Hellene

Bright, shining light

Historia

History, story

Helenna

light, torch, or source of light

Helana

Light, bright

Hodalis

Brightness or Shining

Hesta

Greek

Irys

Greek

Ioanna

Greek

Ianthe

Violet flower.

Iola

Greek

Illythia

midwife, healer

Ismene

knowledgeable

Irianna

Peaceful, serene

Ilithia

Greek

Ithaca

Greek

Ilithyia

the goddess of childbirth

Irissa

rainbow

Iolia

Violet, a flower; also can refer to dawn or daybreak.

Ionia

From Ionia, a region of ancient Greece

Ireen

Greek

Irena

peace.

Ismenia

to remember, to be mindful

Ilissa

Greek

Ilithya

Greek

Irini

Greek

Ileanna

Shining light

Ione

Greek

Ilythia

Goddess of childbirth

Ianthia

Violet flower

Ileia

Helen's beauty, shining light

Ilaina

shining light

Ino

The nymph and goddess of the sea

Iysis

Greek

Isidora

gift of Isis

Jocasta

Greek

Jeorgina

earthworker; farmer

Katina

pure

Kallia

Greek

Kataleia

Meaning 'pure' or 'cleansed', derived from the root word kata (down) and leei (t

Kanella

κανέλα, يعني القرفة

Kalliopi

Greek

Kaliopi

beautiful voice

Katherina

Pure

Korina

maiden

Katharin

Greek

Karissia

grace; kindness

Korinn

Maiden

Kalandra

a bright and shining light

Kassia

pure

Kontrina

Greek

Kalista

most beautiful

Ksandra

Greek

Khandis

Greek

Kloi

Greek

Katena

pure

Kazandra

defender of man

Ktherine

Pure

Kathrine

Pure

Katerina

A beloved name with deep roots

Katharyne

Greek

Khora

Greek

Katyna

pure

Katharina

Greek

Kalimarie

Greek

Kiriaki

Sunday

Klhroe

Greek

Ktina

pure

Kloni

Greek

Kitrina

Pure

Katheren

Greek

Kalli

beautiful

Kaliope

Beautiful voice

Kineta

Greek

Khristi

Χριστίνα - Christian, follower of Christ

Kleio

to celebrate or to make famous.

Katerena

Greek

Katryna

Greek

Kyrene

Lady

Kaline

a form of the name 'Catherine', meaning 'pure'

Kipenie

Violet

Kathalia

pure

Kloe

to bloom

Kritina

Believer

Korinna

maiden

Klhloe

Greek

Katheriene

Greek

Kathaleia

Greek

Kristia

Follower of Christ

Katerine

pure

Korrina

maiden, young girl

Kalandria

Greek

Kassondra

pure

Kiriana

belonging to the Lord

Kalypso

To conceal

Konstantina

Constant, steadfast

Koula

girl, young woman

Kenteria

Greek

Katerin

Pure

Kyria

Greek

Kyriaki

of the Lord, belonging to the Lord

Kionia

Divine breeze

Kassiani

Meaning 'pure' or 'virgin'

Katarina

Greek

Katherin

pure

Latria

Greek

Lydya

From Lydia, a region of Asia Minor

Litsa

light

Lydea

Delicate

Liddia

Greek

Lyris

lyre; harmony

Leonida

Derived from 'Leonidas', meaning 'lion-like', symbolizing strength and courage.

Loanna

God is gracious

Lysandra

Greek

Laryssa

Greek

Lycia

Greek

Leda

the one who is praised

Lethe

The name Lethe (Λήθη) originated from the ancient Greek word for 'forgetfulness'

Llasmin

Meaning 'shining' or 'brilliant'.

Lygia

a lyre or musical instrument; from the word 'lygus', a reference to a type of lo

Lydian

Of Lydia or Lydian origin.

Lethea

Forgetfulness

Lianis

a variant of Liana, meaning 'to bind'

Lasia

Greek

Lesandra

defender of mankind

Laconia

Greek

Loutricia

Derived from 'loutrós', meaning 'lake' or 'feminine water'.

Lavra

laurel

Lidya

From Lydia, meaning 'from Lydia, a region in Asia Minor'

Lyra

lyre, a stringed musical instrument

Lais

Greek

Lakyria

the one who is pure and sacred

Leother

Greek

Magalis

Great

Melaniia

Derived from 'Melania', meaning 'black, dark'.

Macrina

The name is derived from 'Makrina' meaning 'the great one' or 'the exalted one'.

Margaretta

pearl

Matina

of the morning, female form of 'Matinus'

Medora

Greek

Mandria

Greek

Makaria

Greek

Mellissa

Honeybee

Myrra

Greek

Miosoti

a form of the name for the forget-me-not flower

Magdelina

of Magdala

Melita

honey

Madgalene

from Magdala

Marpessa

the one who shines

Markella

of Markos, meaning 'warlike'.

Myrtes

myrtle, a symbol of love and immortality

Marianthi

Greek

Melia

honey

Mavra

Black

Melica

honey

Mathea

gift of God

Malaka

A term often referring to 'beloved' or 'dear'.

Milasia

To be at peace

Meleta

to remember, to recall

Myrtia

myrtle; an evergreen shrub representing love

Metra

Mother

Medie

One who is cunning or clever

Mariamne

Greek

Mirtis

Greek

Maia

mother, nurse

Melinah

Honey or Sweet

Myrian

Myrrh, a fragrant resin

Miasophia

a combination of 'mia' meaning 'one' and 'sophia' meaning 'wisdom', translating

Meliss

Greek

Morea

moor

Melenaite

light; bright

Macaria

Blessed, happy

Melanii

black, dark

Melitta

Honeybee

Myrtus

Greek

Mentie

dexterous, skilled

Magdlene

of Magdala

Margi

pearl

Margerete

Greek

Nautia

of the sea

Nausicaa

Greek

Nefeli

a name derived from the Greek word 'nephele' (νέφελη), meaning 'cloud'

Nekeia

Greek

Nerine

sea nymph

Narcissa

Daffodil; related to the myth of Narcissus

Nikoletta

Greek

Nerita

A beloved name with deep roots

Nikera

Victory

Nonda

Blessed

Nyssa

Greek

Niobe

A beloved name with deep roots

Nota

a musical note

Nykiria

Victory, conquest

Nikole

Victory of the people

Nerea

from the sea

Narcissus

Ναρκισσός, to be dazed or numb

Nikolette

victory of the people

Niobi

daughter of Tantalus

Nemesis

Greek

Nerissa

Sea nymph.

Nykeia

Greek

Nikoleta

Victory of the people.

Nesia

Derived from 'nesos' meaning 'island' or a diminutive of 'Nesia,' often related

Nica

Greek

Nondas

Courageous

Narrissa

From the sea

Nicanora

Victory

Onetia

Little One, derived from the Greek 'on' meaning 'to be' or 'exist'

Oreta

mountain dweller

Olia

olive; olive tree

Olea

olive tree

Olethia

Greek

Ophia

serpent

Ourania

Greek

Persephony

bringer of destruction

Pheba

Greek

Phebie

shining, bright

Phanta

Greek

Philomena

friend of strength

Parthenia

Greek

Penellope

weaver

Philana

Φιλάννα (Philánna) - beloved, friend

Phyllistine

of the city of Philistines

Pella

Greek

Phebia

Greek

Persephanie

Bringer of destruction

Phronie

Greek

Paraskevi

preparation or preparation for the Sabbath

Phoibe

Greek

Petrea

Rock, stone

Parthena

Παρθένα - 'virgin'

Phadra

Bright, shining

Persephone

Bringer of destruction; the one who brings about change.

Philis

leaf

Philomina

Lover of strength

Priseis

a legendary figure in Greek mythology, daughter of Chryses

Petria

rock

Phronia

Intelligence

Patra

of illustrious lineage

Philicia

Greek

Pyrrha

flame-colored

Persephonie

Bringer of destruction

Phylis

foliage, green bough

Persis

Persian

Panayiota

all-holy; related to the Virgin Mary

Phedra

bright, shining

Phia

Brightness

Phylisia

a variant of ‘Phyllis’, meaning ‘foliage’ or ‘leaf’

Pallas

Greek

Patricha

Derived from the name Patricia, meaning 'noble' or 'noblewoman'

Philippa

Greek

Penelopea

weaver

Persaeus

Greek

Philomen

Lover of strength

Perseis

Greek

Pelagia

Of the sea

Phyillis

Leafy

Phaedra

Greek

Pennelope

Greek

Penelopy

Weaver; a woman who weaves.

Patrinia

little patron

Penelopie

Greek

Rethea

a variant of 'Rhea', the mother of the gods, associated with fertility and the f

Roula

Diminutive of the name Aurora, meaning 'dawn'

Rhodia

Rose

Rhodena

Greek

Rheia

Greek

Rhoena

A flower, blooming

Rhia

flowing, to flow

Stamatina

Crown or wreath

Sibylla

Prophetess, Oracle

Sophy

wisdom

Soula

Greek

sofie

Greek

Sopia

Greek

Selenne

moon, goddess of the moon

Seleana

Greek

Stasia

A diminutive of Anastasia, meaning 'resurrection'

Sophiaelizabeth

Greek

Staphanie

Greek

Sephia

Wisdom

Stefaine

Greek

Stephani

crown

Selina

Moon

Sophya

Wisdom

Sophianna

wisdom and grace.

Seleena

Moon

Sasia

the gift of the goddess

Sophee

wisdom

Spiridoula

Greek

Scylla

A sea monster or mythical creature.

Seleni

Moon

Selenna

Greek

Sevasti

Venerable, revered

Synaia

from Sinai

Stefeni

Greek

Sophiamaria

Greek

Sophiea

wisdom

Selenah

Moon

Stavroula

crowned

Serissa

A type of flowering plant; also associated with serenity

Sarissa

A brand of spear used in ancient warfare.

Sidea

Greek

Sinthia

from Mount Cynthus

Seleyna

Moon

Sopheia

Greek

Sohpia

Greek

Sotera

Savior or deliverer

Sarepta

a city in ancient Phoenicia, modern-day Sarafand

Symanthia

Greek

Sophey

wisdom

Selinna

moon

Sofhia

Greek

Sotiria

Savior, deliverance

Sidona

Greek

Stamatia

Greek

Selenia

Moon

Sydonia

of Sidon

Sophonie

Greek

Stefany

crown

Sopheya

A variant of Sophia, meaning 'wisdom'.

Stepfanie

crown

Sophilia

wisdom

Syrene

Greek

Sybal

prophetess or oracle

Stasi

Resurrection

Tima

Honoring, to honor

Theonita

divine gift.

Thenia

Greek

Thessaly

Greek

Telesfora

Greek

Terese

Harvester

Thedra

divine gift

Teresia

Greek

Therea

of the earth

Thera

Greek

Theadora

gift of God

Tyche

luck

Thedora

Gift of God

Tema

gift

Theya

Divine

Theodosia

Greek

Thereas

A feminine form of the name Theron, meaning 'hunter' or 'to hunt'.

Thira

Greek

Theophane

Greek

Tersia

The third born, derived from the name Tertius.

Toula

she who is a gift from God

Thomara

Greek

Thelia

the divine or goddess-like

Thais

Greek

Tanautica

Of the sea or ocean

Thailia

Greek

Theopal

God's gift

Tsitsiki

meaning related to a small child or child-like behavior

Theta

the eighth letter of the Greek alphabet

Thresia

Harvester, reaper

Theolia

Divine bounty

Telesia

completion

Theres

Greek

Thaleia

The name means 'blossoming' or 'the flourishing one'

Tiodora

Gift of God

Thaddea

courageous, brave

Timitra

derived from Demetra, goddess of harvest

Theria

Hunter; beast

Thisbe

she who is separated

Thania

brilliance, glow

Thedosia

θεοδωσία (Theodosía), meaning 'God-given'.

Thressia

harvest or summer

Thekla

glory of God

Therisa

derived from 'Therese', meaning 'harvester' or 'to reap'

Thecla

glory of God

Troas

From the region of Troy

Thomasa

Twin.

Tenia

follower of Athena

Thema

theme or subject matter

Theressa

Greek

Theopa

Greek

Thresea

harvest

Thiana

Divine or goddess-like

Timothea

To honor God

Thamia

one who is to be valued or valued one

Theressia

Harvest

Teia

meaning 'goddess' or 'goddess of light'

Theorie

gift of God

Theophila

God's love

Teres

Harvest; reaper

Trichia

of the earth

Teliea

delicate, gentle

Thesa

reaper or harvest

Thrisa

Greek

Udora

a gift from the gods

Urania

heavenly

Voula

the will, wish

Vasiliki

Royal

Verenis

Greek

Vasilia

of the royal family

Vassie

Greek

Vasia

Royal, kingly.

Varvara

foreign; stranger

Valasia

Greek

Vergina

Greek

Valia

Greek

Vasilike

A feminine form of 'Vasilis', meaning 'royal' or 'kingly'.

Walkidia

from a stream

Xaia

light,

Xandria

Greek

Xeniya

Greek

Xylia

of the woods

Xenaida

the one who is kind and hospitable

Xanthia

Greek

Xilenia

of the bright moon

Xandra

Xandra is a diminutive of Alexandra, meaning 'defender of mankind'.

Xanthi

Yellow

Xori

Dawn

Xenobia

foreign queen

Xenovia

Stranger or foreigner

Xairexis

Greek

Yexenia

A variant of 'Xenia', which means 'hospitality'

Yianna

A variant of 'Ioanna', meaning 'God is gracious'.

Yeleini

Light, bright

Zophia

wisdom

Zenovia

Gift of Zeus

Zinovia

life-giving

Zoa

Life

Zephyra

The west wind

Zhoe

life

Zanobia

Greek

Zeena

Greek

Zoii

Life; denotes vitality and liveliness

Zoi

life

Zeneida

Greek

Zophie

Greek

Zenobia

life of Zeus

Andrean

brave; manly

Alexius

Αλέξιος (Defender)

Aster

star

Atlantis

Greek

Andrew

Greek

Alexandra

defender of mankind

Angelis

angel

Amethyst

Greek

Ambrose

Greek

Agape

Greek

Alexandria

defender of mankind

Ares

Greek

Alexander

defender of the people

Alexia

Defender, protector, helper

Abraxas

a mystical word often used in Gnosticism, symbolizing the unity of opposites.

Arrian

Messenger

Andreas

Manly, brave

Althea

healer

Alexis

Greek

Aris

Greek

Aries

Referring to the astrological sign of the Ram.

Alex

Greek

Arys

Feminine form of Ares, representing battle

Apollo

of Apollo, god of the sun, music, and prophecy

Athens

Greek

Berenice

Greek

Basil

kingly

Barbara

Foreign; strange

Cletus

called forth

Cynthia

moon goddess

Cleophas

Glory of the father.

Chiron

The name refers to a centaur in Greek mythology who was known for his wisdom, he

Christia

Greek

Cyril

Greek

Cassandra

Greek

Callisto

most beautiful

Constantine

steadfast

Chrys

Golden

Casandra

Greek

Chloe

blooming

Cleophus

Greek

Clio

glory

Demetra

Greek

Damon

One who tames, subdues

Dione

Greek

Demi

half

Demetrius

Follower of Demeter

Delia

from Delos

Damian

Greek

Damoni

one who tames

Demetres

Feminized form of Demetrius, meaning 'follower of Demeter'.

Damaris

A gentle or calf.

Demitri

Greek

Demetre

Follower of Demeter; one who belongs to the earth

Demeter

Earth mother

Damien

To tame

Dimitri

Greek

Demetris

follower of Demeter, goddess of harvest

Dores

The gift

Demaris

Greek

Demea

to tame, subdue

Demetri

Of Demeter

Demetrias

Of Demeter; belonging to the earth.

Demetruis

A beloved name with deep roots

Demetrious

Follower of Demeter

Demetria

dedicated to Demeter, the goddess of harvest and fertility

Doris

gift

Dorian

Greek

Demetrus

Follower of Demeter, the Greek goddess of harvest and fertility.

Euriah

You are my light

Elysium

Blissful place

Eugenia

well-born, noble

Eunice

Good victory

Elias

Ελίας - 'Yahweh is my God'

Elis

A name meaning 'God is my oath'.

Eureka

I have found it

Exodus

A going out or departure.

Georgy

farmer, earthworker

Giannis

God is gracious

Galen

calm, healer

Helen

light, torch

Halcyon

Greek

Homer

Greek

Iren

peace

Io

Life

Isia

the one who is full of knowledge

Jonas

Dove

Joanna

Hebrew

Kleo

Glory

Katharine

Pure

Khloe

young green shoot, bud

Kairos

the right or opportune moment

Kyra

lady

Kyri

Lady, Mistress

Kassandra

shining upon man

Khaos

Greek

Konstantine

Feminine form of Konstantin, meaning 'constant, steadfast'.

Kairie

Greek

Kyrie

Greek

Leto

hidden

Leon

Meaning 'lion'

Lydia

from Lydia

Lois

most desirable

Luke

Greek

Leonides

Lion-like

Melisa

Honeybee

Magdalena

Hebrew

Melanie

Dark-skinned or black.

Malakia

A variant of Malaka, meaning 'soft' or 'gentle'.

Nickolas

victory of the people

Nicholas

victory of the people

Nika

Victory.

Neo

new

Nikolas

victory of the people

Nicko

victory of the people

Nichola

victory of the people

Nyx

night

Olis

Olivier; derived from the olive tree

Ody

To journey

Oleander

to rise, or to bloom

Orion

Greek

Phoenix

Greek

Peri

Greek

Phoebe

radiant, shining

Petra

rock, stone

Perseus

to destroy

Phyllis

Leafy; green bough.

Phillis

leaf

Phillip

Greek

Peter

rock, stone

Roxanna

Persian

Stephen

Crown or Garland

Sander

Greek

Stephan

Crown

Stefan

crown

Sofia

Greek

Sophia

wisdom

Thomas

Twin

Tíea

of the earth

Theodore

Theodōros (Θεόδωρος), meaning 'gift of God'.

Thea

In Greek, Thea (Θεά) means 'goddess' or 'divine.'

Thaddeus

Greek

Theodora

Gift of God

Theo

Divine gift

Timothy

From 'Timotheos', meaning 'honoring God' or 'in the honor of God'.

Theon

Divine gift

Tamboura

Arabic

Themis

Law, order also refers to justice

Theone

Greek

Ulysses

wrathful

Ulises

Wrathful (from Odysseus)

Xen

Ξένη

Yannis

A derivative of the name 'Ioannis', meaning 'God is gracious'.

Yanni

gift of God

Zaia

to blossom

Zephyr

the west wind