Greek Baby Names

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Abdera	From Abdera.	F	Greek baby names
Abderus	A friend of Hercules.	M	Greek
Abellone	Masculine.	F	Greek
Abydos	From Abydos.	M	Greek baby names
Acantha	Sharp pointed or thorned.	F	Greek
Acastus	An Argonaut.	M	Greek
Acestes	A Trojan king from Greek mythology.	M	Greek baby names
Achates	Figure in ancient Greek mythology who was the companion of Aeneas.	M	Greek
Achelous	A river god.	M	Greek
Acheron	River of sorrow/woe.	M	Greek baby names
AchiIles	Lipless.	M	Greek
Achilles	Mythology: a hero of the Trojan war	M	Greek
Acrisius	Grandfather of Perseus.	M	Greek baby names
Actaeon	In ancient Greek mythology Actaeon was a hunter dismembered by his own dogs.	M	Greek
Adapa	Figure in ancient Greek mythology.	M	Greek
Adelpha	Dear sister.	F	Greek baby names
Adelphe	Dear sister.	F	Greek
Adelphie	Dear sister.	F	Greek
Aeacus	Son of Zeus; grandfather of Achilles.	M	Greek baby names
Aedon	Daughter of Pandareos.	F	Greek
Aeetes	Medea's father.	M	Greek
Aegeus	Zeus' shield/ which was made of goatskin. Also the name of the second husband of Medea.	M	Greek baby names
Aegis	Variant of Aegeus: Zeus' shield/ which was made of goatskin. Also the name of the second husband of Medea.	M	Greek
Aegisthus	Cousin of Agamemnon.	M	Greek
Aeneas	praised	M	Greek baby names
Aesculapius	God of medicine.	M	Greek
Aeson	Father of Jason in ancient Greek mythology.	M	Greek
Aethra	Mother of Theseus.	F	Greek baby names
Aetios	Eagle.	M	Greek
Aetna	From Aetna.	F	Greek
Agacia	Variant of Agatha: Good. St. Agatha was a 3rd century Christian martyr. Agatha was popular during the Middle ages. Famous bearer: twentieth Century British mystery writer Agatha Christie.	F	Greek baby names
Agalaia	Splendor.	F	Greek
Agamedes	Murdered by his brother for theft.	M	Greek baby names
Agapios	Love.	M	Greek
Aglauros	A woman who was turned into stone by Hermes.	F	Greek
Agna	Pure.	F	Greek baby names
Agnek	Pure.	F	Greek
Agnella	Pure.	F	Greek
Agueda	Kind.	F	Greek baby names
Alcina	strong minded	F	Greek
Altair	star/ flying eagle	M	Greek
Amphitryon	Husband of Alcmene.	M	Greek baby names
Anael	Guardian of Librans.	M	Greek
Annys	Whole.	F	Greek
Argia	All seeing.	F	Greek baby names
Argie	All seeing.	F	Greek
Argo	Name of Jason's ship.	M	Greek baby names
Aristides	son of the best	M	Greek
Aristotle	best; wise	M	Greek
Arsenio	masculine; virile	M	Greek baby names
Babita	Stranger.	F	Greek
Baccaus	Name of Dionysus.	M	Greek
Baccus	Name of Dionysus.	M	Greek baby names
Baibin	Stranger.	F	Greek
Bairbre	Stranger.	F	Greek
Baithazar	Protect the king. The Greek form of the Old Testament Bel-shazzar/ referring to the Babylonian god Bel. One of the Magi mentioned in Matthew's story of the Na-tivity was Balthasar.	M	Greek baby names
Balasi	Flat footed.	M	Greek
Baltsaros	Greek form of Balthazar.	M	Greek
Baptiste	Baptizer.	M	Greek baby names
Bas	Diminutive of Basil: Royal. Kingly. St Basil the Great was Bishop of Caesarea in the latter half of the 4th century. This name was introduced into Western Europe by the Crusaders. Derived from the same Greek word as the plant name basil.	M	Greek
Basham	Stranger.	F	Greek
Basic	Diminutive of Basil: Royal. Kingly. St Basil the Great was Bishop of Caesarea in the latter half of the 4th century. This name was introduced into Western Europe by the Crusaders. Derived from the same Greek word as the plant name basil.	M	Greek baby names
Basilia	Feminine form of Basil: Royal. Kingly. Regal. Derived from the same Greek word as the plant name basil. Famous bearer: St Basil the Great was Bishop of Caesarea in the latter half of the 4th century.	F	Greek
Basilie	Feminine form of Basil: Royal. Kingly. Regal. Derived from the same Greek word as the plant name basil. Famous bearer: St Basil the Great was Bishop of Caesarea in the latter half of the 4th century.	F	Greek
Baste	Revered.	M	Greek baby names
Bastiaan	Revered.	M	Greek
Baucis	Wife of Philemon.	F	Greek
Baz	Diminutive of Basil: Royal. Kingly. St Basil the Great was Bishop of Caesarea in the latter half of the 4th century. This name was introduced into Western Europe by the Crusaders. Derived from the same Greek word as the plant name basil.	M	Greek baby names
Belen	Arrow.	M	Greek
Bellerophon	Slew Chimera.	M	Greek
Bryani	The name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine.	F	Greek baby names
Cadmus	from the east	M	Greek
Caeneus	A woman who asked to become a man.	F	Greek
Caesare	Long haired.	M	Greek baby names
Caitilin	Pure.	F	Greek
CaitIyn	Pure.	F	Greek
Caitriona	Pure.	F	Greek
Caitryn	Pure.	F	Greek
Calchas	A seer.	M	Greek
Calendre	Lark.	F	Greek
Calissa	Most beautiful. Diminutive of Calista/ Mythological Arcadian who transformed into a she-bear/ then into the Great Bear constellation.	F	Greek
Calisto	Most beautiful. Diminutive of Calista/ Mythological Arcadian who transformed into a she-bear/ then into the Great Bear constellation.	F	Greek
Calligenia	Born of beauty.	F	Greek
Calliste	Another name for Artemis.	F	Greek
Callisto	Mother of Arcas.	F	Greek
Calypso	concealer	F	Greek
Calysta	Most beautiful. Calista was a Mythological Arcadian who transformed into a she-bear/ then into the Great Bear constellation.	F	Greek
Candance	Sparkling.	F	Greek
Canisa	Very dear.	F	Greek
Capaneus	One of the attackers against Thebes.	M	Greek
Cassondra	Form of Cassandra. Unheeded prophetess.	F	Greek
Castor	beaver	M	Greek
Catia	Pure. Clear.	F	Greek
Cephalus	Husband who killed Procris.	M	Greek
Cestus	Aphrodite's girdle.	F	Greek
Ceto	Goddess of the sea.	F	Greek
Cetus	Sea monster of Poseidon.	M	Greek
Ceyx	Husband of Alcyone.	M	Greek
Chimera	The monster killed by Bellerophon.	M	Greek
ChIyses	A priest of Apollo.	M	Greek
Chrissa	a short form of Christina	F	Greek
Cinthia	One of the names of the mythological moon goddess Artemis referring to her birth on Mount Cynthus.	F	Greek
Cinyras	Founded the cult of Aphrodite.	F	Greek
Circe	A witch.	F	Greek
Claas	People's victory.	M	Greek
Cleon	famous	M	Greek
Collins	son of Colin	M	Greek
Corissa	a familiar form of Cora	F	Greek
Coronis	Mother of Aesculapius.	F	Greek
Cos	Order.	M	Greek
Creon	Prince. Jocasta's brother.	M	Greek
Cressida	Origin origin. Cresside was the faithless mistress of Troilus in Shakespeare's 'Troilus and Cressida'.	F	Greek
Cronus	A Titan.	M	Greek
Cyrano	From Cyrene (Greek island).	M	Greek
Cyrek	Lordly.	M	Greek
Cyrilla	ladylike	F	Greek
Cythera	From Cythera.	F	Greek
Cytherea	Derived from Cythera/ a Greek island mentioned in classical references to the goddess Aphrodite. Another name for Aphrodite.	F	Greek
Daedalus	Killed his nephew.	M	Greek
Daemon	Guardian spirit.	M	Greek
Daff	Diminutive of Daphne: Bay tree/ or laurel tree. The Greek mythological nymph Daphne was rescued from the unwanted attentions of the god Apollo by being turned into a laurel bush. Famous bearer: British author Daphne du Maurier.	F	Greek
Daffodil	Flower.	F	Greek
Daimen	Variant of Damon: Gentle. To tame. A variant of Damian. In Greek legend Damon was a loyal friend of Pythias. Famous bearer in modern times: American author Damon Runyon.	M	Greek
Daimon	Variant of Damon: Gentle. To tame. A variant of Damian. In Greek legend Damon was a loyal friend of Pythias. Famous bearer in modern times: American author Damon Runyon.	M	Greek
Damaskenos	From Damascus.	M	Greek
Damaskinos	From Damascus.	M	Greek
Damasko	Variant of Damaskenos: From Damascus.	M	Greek
Damiana	tamer/ soother; feminine form of Damian	F	Greek
Daph	Diminutive of Daphne: Bay tree/ or laurel tree. The Greek mythological nymph Daphne was rescued from the unwanted attentions of the god Apollo by being turned into a laurel bush. Famous bearer: British author Daphne du Maurier.	F	Greek
Delphinus	A scout of Poseidon.	M	Greek
Demetrios	Gift from Demeter.	M	Greek
Demitri	a short form of Demetrius	M	Greek
Demodocus	A blind hero.	M	Greek
Demogorgon	A Greek name for Satan.	M	Greek
Demophon	Son of Theseus.	M	Greek
Demos	people	M	Greek
Denae	Form of Danae; the mythological mother of Perseus by Zeus.	F	Greek
Denay	Form of Danae; the mythological mother of Perseus by Zeus.	F	Greek
Denes	God of wine.	M	Greek
Denka	Variant of Dennis: Follower of Dionysius (Greek god of wine).	M	Greek
Dennes	Variant of Dennis: Follower of Dionysius (Greek god of wine).	M	Greek
Denny	a familiar form of Dennis	M	Greek
Dike	Justice.	F	Greek
Dolius	A shepherd.	M	Greek
Ecaterina	Innocent.	F	Greek
Ecterine	Innocent.	F	Greek
Ekaterina	Innocent.	F	Greek
Ekko	Sound. A mythological nymph who faded away until only her voice was left.	F	Greek
Elek	Defender of man.	M	Greek
Elysa	Variant of Elissa. From the blessed isles.	F	Greek
Elysha	Variant of Elissa. From the blessed isles.	F	Greek
Elysse	Variant of Elissa. From the blessed isles.	F	Greek
Eniryt	Variant of Ambrose: Immortal. 5th-century British military leader Ambrosius Aurelianus was probably a prototype for legendary King Arthur.	M	Greek
Enyo	Goddess of war.	F	Greek
Eos	The dawn.	F	Greek
Epeius	Maker of the Trojan horse.	M	Greek
Epide	Hope.	F	Greek
Erasme	Variant of Erasmus: Loved.	M	Greek
Erasmo	Variant of Erasmus: Loved.	M	Greek
Erato	Muse of erotic poetry.	F	Greek
Erebus	Father of Charon.	M	Greek
Erechtheus	King of Athens.	M	Greek
Eriantha	Sweet.	F	Greek
Erianthe	Sweet.	F	Greek
Erianthia	Sweet.	F	Greek
Erinyes	A Fury.	F	Greek
Eriphyle	Wife of Amphiaraus.	F	Greek
Errita	Pearl.	F	Greek
Erymanthus	Son of Apollo.	M	Greek
Erysichthon	Cursed with an insatiable hunger that caused his death.	M	Greek
Erytheia	One of the Hesperides.	F	Greek
Eryx	In ancient Greek mythology/ Eryx was the son of Poseidon and Aphrodite.	M	Greek
Estebe	Victorious.	M	Greek
Estes	Productive.	M	Greek
Estevao	Victorious.	M	Greek
Eubuleus	Told Demeter about her daughter.	M	Greek
Eudocia	Highly regarded.	F	Greek
Eudokia	Highly regarded.	F	Greek
Eudosia	Highly regarded.	F	Greek
Eudosis	Highly regarded.	F	Greek
Eudoxia	Highly regarded.	F	Greek
Eugena	Wellborn. Feminine of Eugene.	F	Greek
Eugeni	Variant of Eugene: Well born.	M	Greek
Eugenio	Variant of Eugene: Well born.	M	Greek
Eugenios	Well born.	M	Greek
Eugina	Wellborn. Feminine of Eugene.	F	Greek
EuIycleia	Nurse of Odysseus.	F	Greek
Eula	Sweet-spoken.	F	Greek
Eulah	Sweet-spoken.	F	Greek
Eulallia	Well spoken.	F	Greek
Eulia	Sweet-spoken.	F	Greek
Eumaeus	A swineherd who fought with Odysseus.	M	Greek
Eunomia	Order.	F	Greek
Eupeithes	Father of a suitor for Penelope.	M	Greek
Euphemie	Well spoken.	F	Greek
Euphrosyne	Good cheer.	F	Greek
Eurayle	Wanders far.	F	Greek
Europa	Mother of Minos.	F	Greek
Eurus	God of the east wind.	M	Greek
Euryalus	Taunted Odysseus.	M	Greek
Eurylochus	Turned into a pig by Circe.	M	Greek
Eurymachus	Suitor of Penelope.	M	Greek
Eurynome	Goddess of aIl.	F	Greek
Eurypylus	A soldier against Greece in the Trojan War.	M	Greek
Eurystheus	A cousin of Hercules.	M	Greek
Euryton	A giant.	M	Greek
Eusebius	Variant of Eusebois: Worships well; pious.	M	Greek
Eusebois	Worships well.	M	Greek
Eustace	Fruitful/ productive. Famous bearer: St Eustace (Eustachins) was a martyred 2nd century Roman soldier.	M	Greek
Eustache	Variant of Eustace: Fertile.	M	Greek
Eustachius	Variant of Eustace: Fertile.	M	Greek
Eustachy	Fruitful.	M	Greek
Eustasius	Variant of Eustace: Fertile.	M	Greek
Eustazio	Variant of Eustace: Fertile.	M	Greek
Eustella	Fair star.	F	Greek
Eustis	Variant of Eustace: Fertile.	M	Greek
Euterpe	Muse of the flute.	F	Greek
Evangela	Brings good news.	F	Greek
Evangelina	Brings good news.	F	Greek
Evangelyn	Brings good news.	F	Greek
Evanth	Flower.	F	Greek
Evasn	Well born.	M	Greek
Evgenia	Well born.	F	Greek
Fate	Destiny.	F	Greek
Faythe	Confidence; trust; belief.	F	Greek
Fedor	Divine gift.	M	Greek
Feodor	Divine gift.	M	Greek
Feodora	gift of God	F	Greek
Feodras	Stone.	M	Greek
Filippo	Lover of horses.	M	Greek
Filips	Lover of horses.	M	Greek
Filomena	Lover of man. Beloved. Variant of Philomena.	F	Greek
Filomenia	Lover of man.	F	Greek
Fulop	Lover of horses.	M	Greek
Gaea	planet earth	F	Greek
Galina	Light. Variant of Helen. In mythology the abduction of Zeus's mortal daughter Helen sparked the Trojan War.	F	Greek
Galinthias	Servant of Alcmene.	M	Greek
Ganymede	Cup bearer to the gods.	M	Greek
Gaylen	an alternate form of Galen	M	Greek
Gelasia	Inclined to laughter.	F	Greek
Gelasius	Laughter.	M	Greek
Georges	Farmer.	M	Greek
Georget	Farmer.	M	Greek
Georgiana	A feminine form of the Greek George/ meaning tiller of the soil/ or farmer.	F	Greek
Georgios	an alternate form of George	M	Greek
Glauce	Murdered by Medea.	F	Greek
Glaucus	Son of Minos.	M	Greek
Goran	Farmer.	M	Greek
Gorka	Farmer.	M	Greek
Gredel	Pearl.	F	Greek
Gregoire	Vigilant.	M	Greek
Gregoly	Vigilant.	M	Greek
Gregoria	Observant.	F	Greek
Gregoriana	Observant.	F	Greek
Gregorie	Vigilant.	M	Greek
Gregorior	Vigilant.	M	Greek
Gretal	Pearl.	F	Greek
Grete	Pearl.	F	Greek
Grigor	Vigilant.	M	Greek
Grigorov	Vigilant.	M	Greek
Gruev	Vigilant.	M	Greek
Gyes	A Titan.	M	Greek
Gyoergy	Farmer.	M	Greek
Gyorgy	Farmer.	M	Greek
Gyuri	Farmer.	M	Greek
Gyurka	Farmer.	M	Greek
Haemon	Son of Creon.	M	Greek
Haidee	Modest/ well-behaved/ or caressed. Famous bearer: Haidee was a character in Byron's Don Juan.	F	Greek
Halcyon	Calm. Derived from the name of a Greek mythological sea bird. Commonly used in the expression 'halcyon days.'.	F	Greek
Halcyone	Daughter of Aeolus.	F	Greek
Halimeda	Thinking of the sea.	F	Greek
Halina	Light.	F	Greek
Halirrhothius	Son of Poseidon.	M	Greek
Halithersis	Seer who warns Penelope's suitors.	M	Greek
Harmonia	Daughter of Ares.	F	Greek
Haydee	Well-behaved.	F	Greek
Hebe	Youth. In Greek mythology/ goddess of youth and cupbearer to the gods. Granddaughter of Zeus and Hera.	F	Greek
Hekuba	Mother of Paris and Hector.	F	Greek
Helenka	Light.	F	Greek
Helenus	Son of Priam.	M	Greek
Helice	From Helicon.	F	Greek
Helike	From Helicon.	F	Greek
Helios	God of the sun.	M	Greek
Helle	Daughter of Athamas.	F	Greek
Hemera	Day.	F	Greek
Henrika	Mistress of the hearth.	F	Greek
Here	Wife of Zeus.	F	Greek
Hermandina	Well born.	F	Greek
Hermandine	Well born.	F	Greek
Hermes	messenger	M	Greek
Hesperia	One of the Hesperides.	F	Greek
Hesperos	evening star	M	Greek
Hieremias	God will uplift	M	Greek
Hieronymus	Variant of Jerome: Holy name.	M	Greek
Hilaeira	Girl carried off by Pollux and Castor.	F	Greek
Hilario	Joyful; glad.	M	Greek
Hipolit	Freer of horses.	M	Greek
Hippocampus	A horse of Poseidon.	M	Greek
Hippodamia	Wife of Pirithous.	F	Greek
Hippogriff	Part horse part griffen.	M	Greek
Hippolyta	Feminine form of Hippolytus: Horse let loose. Queen of the Amazons. A character in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'.	F	Greek
Hippolyte	Queen of the Amazons.	F	Greek
Hippolytus	Horse let loose. In Greek legend/ the son of Theseus and Hippolyta/ who was dragged to his death by stampeding horses.	M	Greek
Hippolytusr	Freer of horses.	M	Greek
Hippomenes	Winner of Atalanta.	M	Greek
Horae	Goddess of the season.	F	Greek
Hyacintha	Feminine form of Hyacinth: From the flower by the same name. In Greek legend/ the hyacinth sprouted from the blood of the youth Hyacinthus/ who was accidentally killed by Apollo.	F	Greek
Hyacinthe	Purple.	F	Greek
Hyacinthusr	Hyacinth.	M	Greek
Hyades	Name for the nymphs.	F	Greek
Hyancinthe	Hyacinth.	M	Greek
Hydra	A dragon killed by Hercules.	F	Greek
Hygeia	Goddess of health.	F	Greek
Hygieia	Goddess of health.	F	Greek
Hylas	Son of Theiodamas.	M	Greek
Hymen	God of marriage.	M	Greek
Hypate	Exceptional.	F	Greek
Hyperion	A Titan.	M	Greek
Hypermnestra	Refused to kill her husband on their wedding night.	F	Greek
Hypnos	God of sleep.	M	Greek
Hypsipyle	Daughter of Thoas.	F	Greek
Iantha	Flower.	F	Greek
Ianthina	Flower.	F	Greek
Iapetus	A Titan.	M	Greek
Iasion	Father of Plutus.	M	Greek
Iasius	Mother of Atalanta.	F	Greek
Iason	Healer.	M	Greek
Ibycus	A bard.	M	Greek
Ica	Light.	F	Greek
Icarius	Gave wine to the citizens of Athens who mistook it for poison and killed him.	M	Greek
Icarus	Son of Daedalus.	M	Greek
Icelos	Son of Hypnos.	M	Greek
Idas	An Argonaut.	M	Greek
Idomeneus	A king of Crete.	M	Greek
Igorr	Farmer.	M	Greek
Ilay	Light.	F	Greek
Ileana	From Troy.	F	Greek
Iliona	From Troy.	F	Greek
Ilka	Light.	F	Greek
Ilon	Light.	F	Greek
Ilonka	Light.	F	Greek
Ilu	Light.	F	Greek
Iluska	Light.	F	Greek
Inachus	A river god.	M	Greek
Ines	Kind or innocent.	F	Greek
Inesa	Kind or innocent.	F	Greek
Inese	Kind or innocent.	F	Greek
Ino	Daughter of Cadmus.	F	Greek
Iolantha	Violet.	F	Greek
Iolanthe	Violet flower. The name of a Gilbert and Sullivan Opera from 1882. Also a mythological sea nymph and daughter of Oceanus.	F	Greek
Iole	Sister of Iphitus.	F	Greek
Ionessa	Amethyst.	F	Greek
Ionia	Amethyst.	F	Greek
Iora	Pure.	F	Greek
Iorgas	Farmer.	M	Greek
Iphegenia	Daughter sacrificed by Agamemnon.	F	Greek
Iphides	Hercules' twin brother.	M	Greek
Iphis	Hanged himself over unrequited love.	M	Greek
Iphitus	Brother of Iole.	M	Greek
Irayna	Peace. Greek goddess of peace.	F	Greek
Irena	Peace.	F	Greek
Iriana	Peace. Greek goddess of peace.	F	Greek
Irini	Peace.	F	Greek
Irinia	Peace.	F	Greek
Irus	Challenged Odysseus on his return to Ithaca.	M	Greek
Iryna	Peace.	F	Greek
Irynia	Peace.	F	Greek
Isadore	Gift of Isis.	F	Greek
Isadorer	Strong gift.	M	Greek
Isahel	Variant of Elizabeth: From the Hebrew Elisheba/ meaning either oath of God/ or God is satisfaction.	F	Greek
Isahella	Variant of Elizabeth: From the Hebrew Elisheba/ meaning either oath of God/ or God is satisfaction.	F	Greek
Isahelle	Variant of Elizabeth: From the Hebrew Elisheba/ meaning either oath of God/ or God is satisfaction.	F	Greek
Isaure	Gentle breeze.	F	Greek
Isidora	Variant of Isadora: Gift of Isis (this name is Greek even though Isis is an Egyptian deity).	F	Greek
Isidore	Strong Gift. Gift of Isis (this name is Greek/ even though Isis is an Egyptian deity). St Isidore of Seville tried to convert Spanish Jews to Christianity during the 7th century.	M	Greek
Isidoror	Strong gift.	M	Greek
Isidrro	Strong gift.	M	Greek
Ismene	Daughter of Oedipus.	F	Greek
Ismini	Daughter of Oedipus.	F	Greek
Isohel	Variant of Elizabeth: From the Hebrew Elisheba/ meaning either oath of God/ or God is satisfaction.	F	Greek
Istvan	Victorious.	M	Greek
Ivanetsr	Glorious gift.	M	Greek
Ivankor	Glorious gift.	M	Greek
Ixidorr	Strong gift.	M	Greek
Ixion	Father of the centaurs.	M	Greek
Jacenia	Hyacinth.	F	Greek
Jacinth	Jacinth is derived from the name of a precious stone. This name is also related to the Greek flower name for hyacinth.	F	Greek
Jacintha	Beautiful.	F	Greek
Jacinto	Hyacinth.	M	Greek
Jaison	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M	Greek
Jarina	Farmer.	F	Greek
Jarine	Farmer.	F	Greek
Jasen	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M	Greek
Jasunr	Healer.	M	Greek
Jayce	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M	Greek
Jaycen	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M	Greek
Jayr	Healer.	M	Greek
Jaysen	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M	Greek
Jayson	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M	Greek
Jencir	Well bom.	M	Greek
Jeno	Well bom.	M	Greek
Jeroenr	Holy name.	M	Greek
Jerzyr	Farmer.	M	Greek
Jiri	Farmer.	M	Greek
Jirkar	Farmer.	M	Greek
Jorenr	Farmer.	M	Greek
Jorgenr	Farmer.	M	Greek
Jorgr	Farmer.	M	Greek
Jorisr	Farmer.	M	Greek
Jornr	Farmer.	M	Greek
Juliusr	Youthlul.	M	Greek
Jurgisr	Farmer.	M	Greek
Kadmus	From the east.	M	Greek
Kaitlin	Variant of Katherine. Pure.	F	Greek
Kalika	Rosebud.	F	Greek
Kalliope	Beautiful voice.	F	Greek
Kallista	Most beautiful. In Mythology the Arcadian nymph Calista transformed into a she-bear; then into the Great Bear constellation.	F	Greek
Kaly	Rosebud.	F	Greek
Kandake	Glittering.	F	Greek
Karessa	Very dear.	F	Greek
Karisa	Very dear.	F	Greek
Karissa	Very dear.	F	Greek
Kasaundra	Variant of Kassandra. Unheeded prophetess.	F	Greek
Kasienka	Pure.	F	Greek
Kasin	Pure.	F	Greek
Kaska	Pure.	F	Greek
Kasma	Universal.	F	Greek
Kasmo	Universal.	F	Greek
Kasmy	Order.	M	Greek
Kasondra	Variant of Kassandra. Unheeded prophetess.	F	Greek
Kassandra	Unheeded prophetess. In Homer's 'The Iliad' Cassandra's prediction of the fall of Troy was unheeded.	F	Greek
Kassondra	Variant of Kassandra. Unheeded prophetess.	F	Greek
Katakin	Pure.	F	Greek
Katalina	Variant of Katherine. Pure.	F	Greek
Katarin	Pure.	F	Greek
Katarzyna	Pure.	F	Greek
Katharyn	Variant of Katherine. Pure.	F	Greek
Kathelyn	Pure.	F	Greek
Kathrina	Variant of Katherine. Pure.	F	Greek
Kathryne	Variant of Katherine. Pure.	F	Greek
Katica	Pure.	F	Greek
Katinka	Pure.	F	Greek
Katja	Pure.	F	Greek
Katriana	Variant of Katherine. Pure.	F	Greek
Katus	Pure.	F	Greek
Katya	Pure.	F	Greek
Keleos	Flaming.	F	Greek
Kepa	Stone.	F	Greek
Kepe	Stone.	F	Greek
Keres	Evil spirits.	F	Greek
Keril	Lordly.	M	Greek
Kestorr	Christ bearer.	M	Greek
Kethryn	Pure.	F	Greek
Khristos	Christ.	M	Greek
Khrustina	Christian.	F	Greek
Khrystiyanr	Christian.	M	Greek
Kinetikos	Active.	F	Greek
Kipr	Christ bearer.	M	Greek
Kirilr	Lordly.	M	Greek
Kirstie	Christian.	F	Greek
Kirsty	Christian.	F	Greek
Kirylr	Lordly.	M	Greek
Klaasr	People's victory.	M	Greek
Klazina	People's victory.	F	Greek
Kleopatra	Glory of the father.	F	Greek
Kletos	Variant of Anakletos: Calling forth; summoned.	M	Greek
Kolete	People's victory.	F	Greek
Kolette	People's victory.	F	Greek
Koline	Pure.	F	Greek
Kore	Pure.	F	Greek
Korudon	Helmeted.	M	Greek
Kosma	Universal.	F	Greek
Kosmo	Universal.	F	Greek
Kosmosr	Order.	M	Greek
Kostas	Variant of Costa: Steady; stable.	M	Greek
Kratos	Strength.	M	Greek
Krischanr	Christian.	M	Greek
Kriska	Christian.	F	Greek
Krisr	Christ bearer.	M	Greek
Kristel	Christian.	F	Greek
Kristell	Christian.	F	Greek
Kristofr	Christ bearer.	M	Greek
Kristor	Christ bearer.	M	Greek
Kristr	Anointed.	M	Greek
Kriszta	Christian.	F	Greek
Krisztina	Christian.	F	Greek
Krysanthe	Golden flower.	F	Greek
Krysia	Christian.	F	Greek
Krysta	Christian.	F	Greek
Krystupasr	Christ bearer.	M	Greek
Krzysztofr	Christian.	M	Greek
Kuirilr	Lordly.	M	Greek
Kyrillos	Lordly.	M	Greek
Kyrillosr	Lordly.	M	Greek
Larina	seagull	F	Greek
Macaire	Blessed.	M	Greek
Machaon	Son of Aesculapius.	M	Greek
Madora	Ruler.	F	Greek
Magaere	A Fury.	F	Greek
Majorie	Pearl.	F	Greek
Makarioa	Blessed.	M	Greek
Makarios	happy; blessed	M	Greek
Malva	Soft.	F	Greek
Malvine	Soft.	F	Greek
Mannara	Shining.	F	Greek
Marcario	Blessed.	M	Greek
Margalo	Pearl.	F	Greek
Margareta	Variant of Margaret: Pearl.	F	Greek
Margaretta	Variant of Margaret: Pearl.	F	Greek
Margeret	Pearl.	F	Greek
Margolo	Pearl.	F	Greek
Marguerita	Variant of Margaret: Pearl.	F	Greek
Marilis	Abbreviation of Amaryllis - the flower Amaryllis; poetic reference to a simple shepherdess or country girl.	F	Greek
Marjory	Pearl.	F	Greek
Marketa	Pearl.	F	Greek
Marmee	Shining.	F	Greek
Marpessa	Daughter of Evenus.	F	Greek
Marsyas	A satyr.	M	Greek
Maur	Dark.	M	Greek
Medora	mother's gift	F	Greek
Medus	Son of Medea by Aegeus.	M	Greek
Medusa	Cunning.	F	Greek
Meggie	Diminutive of Margaret: Pearl.	F	Greek
Meggy	Diminutive of Margaret: Pearl.	F	Greek
Melampus	Seer.	M	Greek
Melanippus	Helps defend Thebes against the attackers.	M	Greek
Melanthe	Dark flower.	F	Greek
Melanthius	Sides with Penelope's suitors against his master Odysseus.	M	Greek
Melantho	A serving.	F	Greek
Meleager	An Argonaut.	M	Greek
Melecertes	Son of Ino.	M	Greek
Meleda	Sweet as honey.	F	Greek
Melena	Yellow as a canary.	F	Greek
Meleta	Sweet as honey.	F	Greek
Melisa	Bee. Famous bearer: Melissa/ Mythological princess of Crete transformed to a bee after learning to collect honey.	F	Greek
Melise	Bee. Famous bearer: Melissa/ Mythological princess of Crete transformed to a bee after learning to collect honey.	F	Greek
Melisha	Bee. Famous bearer: Melissa/ Mythological princess of Crete transformed to a bee after learning to collect honey.	F	Greek
Melisse	Bee. Famous bearer: Melissa/ Mythological princess of Crete transformed to a bee after learning to collect honey.	F	Greek
Meliza	Bee. Famous bearer: Melissa/ Mythological princess of Crete transformed to a bee after learning to collect honey.	F	Greek
Melleta	Sweet as honey.	F	Greek
Mellisa	Honey bee.	F	Greek
Melodee	Music; song.	F	Greek
Melodi	Music; song.	F	Greek
Melpomene	Muse of tragedy.	F	Greek
Menelaus	Brother of Agamemnon.	M	Greek
Menoeceus	Father of Jocasta.	M	Greek
Mentor	Wise counselor.	M	Greek
Merope	Foster mother of Oedipus.	F	Greek
Merta	Myrtle.	F	Greek
Metis	Resourcefulness.	F	Greek
Mette	Pearl.	M	Greek
Midas	Turned everything he touched to gold.	M	Greek
Minos	Son of Zeus.	M	Greek
Minta	Plant name.	F	Greek
Mintha	Plant name.	F	Greek
Mirias	Abundance.	F	Greek
Mnemosyne	Goddess of memory.	F	Greek
Moerae	A Fate.	F	Greek
Moirai	Merit.	F	Greek
Moly	An herb Hermes gives to Odysseus to protect him.	F	Greek
Momus	God of ridicule.	M	Greek
Mopsus	A seer.	M	Greek
Musadora	Gift of the Muses.	F	Greek
Musidora	Gift of the Muses.	F	Greek
Myrta	Myrtle.	F	Greek
Myrtia	Myrtle.	F	Greek
Myrtice	Myrtle.	F	Greek
Myrtis	Myrtle.	F	Greek
Myrtisa	Myrtle.	F	Greek
Mytra	Myrtle.	F	Greek
Napolean	Of the new city.	M	Greek
Narcisa	Daffodil.	F	Greek
Narcissa	Daffodil.	F	Greek
Narcissus	daffodil	M	Greek
Narissa	Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.	F	Greek
Narkis	Daffodil.	M	Greek
Narkissa	Daffodil.	F	Greek
Natassia	Born at Christmas.	F	Greek
Nathacha	Born at Christmas.	F	Greek
Nauplius	An Argonaut.	M	Greek
Nausicaa	Princess who finds Odysseus.	F	Greek
Nectarios	Name of a saint.	M	Greek
Neleus	Son of Poseidon.	M	Greek
Nelma	Light.	F	Greek
Nemesis	Goddess of vengeance.	F	Greek
Nemo	glen/ glade	M	Greek
Nemos	From the glen.	M	Greek
Neoma	New moon.	F	Greek
Neomea	New moon.	F	Greek
Neomenia	New moon.	F	Greek
Neomia	New moon.	F	Greek
Neotolemus	Son of Achilles.	M	Greek
Nephele	The cloud Hera made by Zeus that birthed the Centaurs.	F	Greek
Nereida	Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.	F	Greek
Nereyda	Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.	F	Greek
Nerida	Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.	F	Greek
Neried	The sea nymphs.	F	Greek
Nerine	The sea nymphs.	F	Greek
Nerissa	Sea nymph. Nerissa was a character in Shakespeare's play/ 'The Merchant of Venice'.	F	Greek
Nessia	Pure.	F	Greek
Nessie	Diminutive of Agnes: Poor/ pure/ or chaste. St. Agnes was a 3rd century Christian martyr whose January 21st feast day is described in Keats' poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes was popular until the Reformation/ then revived in the 19th century.Pure.	F	Greek
Nest Nesta	Diminutive of Agnes: Poor/ pure/ or chaste. St. Agnes was a 3rd century Christian martyr whose January 21st feast day is described in Keats' poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes was popular until the Reformation/ then revived in the 19th century.Pure.	F	Greek
Neysa	Pure.	F	Greek
Nicea	Feminine form of Nicholas.	F	Greek
Nichola	Feminine form of Nicholas: People's victory. St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children/ sailors/ and pawnbrokers - Santa Claus is based on this saint.	F	Greek
Nicholaus	People's victory.	M	Greek
Nicia	Feminine form of Nicholas.	F	Greek
Nicolaus	People's victory.	M	Greek
Nicoletta	Feminine form of Nicholas.	F	Greek
Niki	Feminine form of Nicholas.	F	Greek
Niklaus	People's victory.	M	Greek
Nikodem	People's victory.	M	Greek
Nikolai	People's victory.	M	Greek
Nikolajis	People's victory.	M	Greek
Nikolia	Feminine form of Nicholas.	F	Greek
Nikolos	Victorious; conquerer of the people. Variant of Nicholas.	M	Greek
Nilo	People's victory.	M	Greek
Nilos	People's victory.	M	Greek
Niobe	Fern.	F	Greek
Niocol	People's victory.	M	Greek
Niocole	People's victory.	M	Greek
Nireta	From the sea.	F	Greek
Nisus	Father of Scylla.	M	Greek
Notus	The south wind.	M	Greek
Nympha	Bride.	F	Greek
Nyse	Goal.	F	Greek
Nyssa	Goal.	F	Greek
Obelie	Pointed pillar.	F	Greek
Obiareus	A Titan.	M	Greek
Oceanus	Father of the Oceanids.	M	Greek
Ocnus	Incompetent.	M	Greek
Ocypete	A Harpy.	F	Greek
Odelet	Little singer.	F	Greek
Odelle	Harmonious.	F	Greek
Odysseia	Wrathful.	F	Greek
Oedipus	Swollen foot.	M	Greek
Oeneus	King of Calydon.	M	Greek
Oenomaus	Son of Ares.	M	Greek
Oenone	Lover of Paris.	F	Greek
Oighrig	Well spoken.	F	Greek
Oleisia	Protector of man.	F	Greek
Olena	Light.	F	Greek
Oles	Defender of man.	M	Greek
Omphale	A queen of Lydia.	F	Greek
Ophion	A serpent.	M	Greek
Oreias	From the mountain.	M	Greek
Oreste	From the mountain.	M	Greek
Orpheus	Son of Apollo.	M	Greek
Orthros	Guardian of Geryon.	M	Greek
Ortygia	Calypso's island.	F	Greek
Otos	Keen of hearing.	M	Greek
Otus	Keen of hearing.	M	Greek
Philemon	kiss	M	Greek
Philo	love	M	Greek
Pollux	crown	M	Greek
Reena	peaceful	F	Greek
Uranus	Sky.	M	Greek
Vania	Diminutive of Vanessa: Butterfly. Also/ from Phanessa/ the mystic goddess of an ancient Greek brotherhood.	F	Greek
Vanko	Gracious gift.	M	Greek
Vanny	Diminutive of Vanessa: Butterfly. Also/ from Phanessa/ the mystic goddess of an ancient Greek brotherhood.	F	Greek
Vara	Stranger.	F	Greek
Vasileios	Regal.	M	Greek
Vasos	Regal.	M	Greek
VasyItso	Regal.	M	Greek
Vasyklo	Regal.	M	Greek
Vasyl	Regal.	M	Greek
Vavara	Stranger.	F	Greek
Venessa	Butterfly.	F	Greek
Veronicha	Honest image.	F	Greek
Veronika	Honest image.	F	Greek
Xantha	Blond.	F	Greek
Xanthia	Blond.	F	Greek
Xeno	Strange voice.	M	Greek
Xuthus	Son of Helen.	M	Greek
Xyliana	From the woods.	F	Greek
Xylina	From the woods.	F	Greek
Xylinia	From the woods.	F	Greek
Xylona	From the woods.	F	Greek
Zefuyn	Of the west wind.	F	Greek
Zelina	Zealous.	F	Greek
Zelinia	Zealous.	F	Greek
Zenaida	Born of Zeus.	F	Greek
Zenaide	Zenia.	F	Greek
Zenina	Born of Zeus.	F	Greek
Zenna	Born of Zeus.	F	Greek
Zenobe	Born of Zeus.	F	Greek
Zephira	Of the west wind.	F	Greek
Zephyra	Of the west wind.	F	Greek
Zeta	Born last.	F	Greek
Zetes	Son of Boreas.	M	Greek
Zeva	Sword.	F	Greek
Zoel	Alive.	F	Greek
Zoelie	Alive.	F	Greek
Zoelle	Alive.	F	Greek
Zofie	Wisdom.	F	Greek
Zoia	Alive.	F	Greek
Zoltar	Life.	M	Greek
Zondra	Defender of man.	F	Greek
Zoya	Alive.	F	Greek
Zsofia	Wisdom.	F	Greek
Zsofie	Wisdom.	F	Greek
Zyphire	Of the west wind.	F	Greek

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