Greek Baby Names

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Name	Origin	Meaning	M/F	Celebrity Baby?	Celebrity?	Shortlist
Abbelina	Greek	Sunlight				Add to Favorites
Abbelinah	Greek	Sunlight				Add to Favorites
Abbeline	Greek	Sunlight				Add to Favorites
Abdera	Greek	Place name of a town in Greece				Add to Favorites
Abderus	Greek	A friend of Hercules				Add to Favorites
Abellona	Danish	Danish form of Greek				Add to Favorites
Abelone	Danish	Danish form of APOLLONIA				Add to Favorites
Abeloona	Greek	Sunlight				Add to Favorites
Absyrtus	Greek	The mythological brother of Medea, killed by her when he was sent for her after she fled with her husband Jason,				Add to Favorites
Abydos	Greek	From Abydos				Add to Favorites
Acacia	Biblical	Acacia wood was used to build the wilderness Tabernacle.				Add to Favorites
Acantha	Greek Mythology(Latinized)	Latinized form of Greek (Akantha), which meant 'thorn, prickle'. In Greek legend she was a nymph loved by Apollo.				Add to Favorites
Acanthah	Greek	Sharp, thorny, mythical fairy.				Add to Favorites
Acastus	Greek	Argonaut who exiled Jason and Medea after a trick of Medea's killed his father, King Pelias,				Add to Favorites
Acestes	Greek	A Trojan king from Greek mythology.				Add to Favorites
Achates	Latin	Loyal friend; faithful companion of Aeneas whose story is chronicled in Virgil's ,				Add to Favorites
Achelous	Greek	A mythological river god, Achelous was the eldest of the many sons of Oceanus and Tethys				Add to Favorites
ACHERON	Greek	Myth name (river of sorrow)				Add to Favorites
Achila	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achilah	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achile	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achilla	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achillah	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achyla	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achylah	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achyle	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achylla	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achyllah	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
Achylle	Greek	Without lips. The feminine form of Achilles.				Add to Favorites
ACONTEUS	Greek	Myth name				Add to Favorites
Acquilina	Greek	Greek/Russian name meaning ' eagle.'				Add to Favorites
Actaeon	Latin	A hunter				Add to Favorites
Acteon	Greek	A hunter dismembered by his own dogs				Add to Favorites
Ad	Greek	Lives in the forest; variant of Xyleena				Add to Favorites
Adar	Welsh	Male - Hebrew word meaning the 6th month. Also an Greek name meaning 'beauty,' and a Arabic name meaning 'virgin.'				Add to Favorites
Adara	Arabic	Virgin, unblemished pearl, untrodden sand,				Add to Favorites
Addala	Greek	Truthful; noble				Add to Favorites
Adeana	Greek	Sensuous, Delicate; Noble.				Add to Favorites
Adeanah	Hebrew	Sensuous, Delicate; Noble.				Add to Favorites
Adeane	Hebrew	Sensuous, Delicate; Noble.				Add to Favorites
Adeena	Hebrew	Sensuous, Delicate; Noble.				Add to Favorites
Adeenah	Hebrew	Sensuous, Delicate; Noble.				Add to Favorites
Adeene	Greek	Sensuous, Delicate; Noble.				Add to Favorites
Adelfa	Greek	Sister				Add to Favorites
Adelfe	Greek	Sister				Add to Favorites
Adelfia	Greek	Sister				Add to Favorites
Adelice	Greek	Truthful; noble				Add to Favorites
Adelim	Greek	Beautifully dressed. Little winged.				Add to Favorites
Adelpha	Greek	Dear sister				Add to Favorites
Adelphe	Greek	Dear sister				Add to Favorites
Adelphia	Greek	Sister				Add to Favorites
Adelphie	Greek	Dear sister				Add to Favorites
Adelphya	Greek	Sister				Add to Favorites
Adelphyah	Greek	Sister				Add to Favorites
Adenia	Greek	Sensuous, Delicate; Noble.				Add to Favorites
Adhora						Add to Favorites
Admeta	Greek	From a tale of Hercules				Add to Favorites
Admetus	Greek	A king of Pherae who was favored by Apollo, who gave him the gift of allowing another to take his place when it was time to die. His wife Alcestis offered, but the gods intervened and allowed both to continue life together.				Add to Favorites
Adneda	Greek	Purity				Add to Favorites
Adonia	Hebrew	The Lord is my God.				Add to Favorites
Adonis	Greek	Extremely handsome; In greek mythology, Adonis is a beautiful young man beloved of Aphrodite.				Add to Favorites
Adonise	Greek	Lord|Handsome.				Add to Favorites
Adonya	Greek	Beautiful woman.				Add to Favorites
Adonyah	Greek	Beautiful woman.				Add to Favorites
Adonys	Greek	Lord|Handsome.				Add to Favorites
Adonyse	Greek	Lord|Handsome.				Add to Favorites
Adorna	Greek	Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells.				Add to Favorites
Adornah	Greek	Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells.				Add to Favorites
Adornia	Greek	Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells.				Add to Favorites
Adorniah	Greek	Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells.				Add to Favorites
Adornya	Greek	Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells.				Add to Favorites
Adornyah	Greek	Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells.				Add to Favorites
Adras	Greek	Manly				Add to Favorites
Adrasta	Greek	No escape.				Add to Favorites
Adrastah	Greek	No escape.				Add to Favorites
Adrastar	Greek	No escape.				Add to Favorites
Adrastus	Greek	One of the attackers in The Seven Against Thebes				Add to Favorites
Adreah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreana	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreanah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreane	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreann	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreanna	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreannah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreanne	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreena	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreenah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adreene	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adriadna	Greek	Holy				Add to Favorites
Adriah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adriana	African	Male - Feminine form of Adrian/ from the Spanish name Hadrianus, Six popes have borne this name. Is a masculine name in Africa, and is used for the nobility class of the Betsileo people of central Madagascar.			Y	Add to Favorites
Adrianah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adriena	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adrienah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adriene	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adrienna	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adriennah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adrienne	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adrina	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adrinah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adrine	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adryan	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adryana	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adryanah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adryane	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adryann	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adryannah	Greek	Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian.				Add to Favorites
Adynah	Hebrew	Sensuous, Delicate; Noble.				Add to Favorites
Adyne	Greek	Sensuous, Delicate; Noble.				Add to Favorites
Aeacus	Greek	Grandfather of Achilles				Add to Favorites
AEAEA	Greek	Island of Circe				Add to Favorites
Aedon	Greek	Daughter of Pandareos				Add to Favorites
Aeetes	Greek	Medea's father,				Add to Favorites
Aegeus	Greek	Second husband of Medea,				Add to Favorites
Aegis	Greek	Zeus' shield, which was made of goatskin. Also the name of the second husband of Medea.				Add to Favorites
Aegisthus	Greek	Cousin of Agamemnon,				Add to Favorites
Aegyptus	Greek	Father of the Danaides,				Add to Favorites
Aello	Greek	A Harpy.				Add to Favorites
Aeneas	Irish	Praise.				Add to Favorites
Aeolus	Greek Mythology(Latinized)	God of the winds, also - Latinized form of AIOLOS				Add to Favorites
Aesculapius	Latin	God of medicine				Add to Favorites
Aeson	Greek	Mythological father of Jason. When Aeson was very old, Medea gave him the gift of a second youth.,				Add to Favorites
Aethra	Greek	Mother of Theseus, the hero and king of Athens who slew the Minotaur				Add to Favorites
Aetna	Greek	From Aetna				Add to Favorites
Affera	African	Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic.				Add to Favorites
Affery	African	Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic.				Add to Favorites
Affra	African	Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic.				Add to Favorites
Agace	Greek	Kind, good				Add to Favorites
Agacia	Greek	Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr,				Add to Favorites
Agafa	Greek	Kind, good				Add to Favorites
Agafia	Greek	Good				Add to Favorites
Agafiya	Greek	Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr,				Add to Favorites
AGALAIA	Greek	Splendor				Add to Favorites
AGALIA	Greek	Bright Joy				Add to Favorites
Agamedes	Greek	Murdered by his brother for theft				Add to Favorites
Agamemno	Greek	Resolute. Working Slowly. He was the warrior who commanded the Greeks at the siege of Troy.				Add to Favorites
Agamemnon	Greek Mythology	Possibly meaning 'very steadfast' in Greek. In Greek mythology he was the brother of Menelaus and he led the Greek expedition to Troy to recover his brother's wife Helen. After the Trojan War Agamemnon was killed by his wife Clytemnestra.				Add to Favorites
Agamenon	Greek	Resolute. Working Slowly. He was the warrior who commanded the Greeks at the siege of Troy.				Add to Favorites
Agapa	Greek	Love				Add to Favorites
AGAPE	Greek	Derived from Greek (agape meaning 'love'. This name was borne by at least two early saints.				Add to Favorites
Agaphah	Greek	Love				Add to Favorites
AGAPI	Greek	Love; affection.' Variants include Agape , Agappe.				Add to Favorites
AGAPIOS	Greek	Masculine form of AGAPE. This was the name of a saint from Caesarea who was martyred under the Roman emperor Diocletian.				Add to Favorites
Agase	Greek	Kind, good				Add to Favorites
Agata	Italian	Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.', Also. Means pure in Swedish				Add to Favorites
Agatah	Old French	Precious stone				Add to Favorites
Agate	Greek	Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr,				Add to Favorites
Agatha	Greek	Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr,				Add to Favorites
Agathe	French	French, German and Greek form of AGATHA				Add to Favorites
Agathi	Greek	Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr,				Add to Favorites
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