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There are 151 girl names with the meaning greek.

There are 473 boy names with the meaning greek.

The most popular girls name with the meaning "greek" is Lelyah

The most popular boys name with the meaning "greek" is Lent

The following celebrities have a name with the meaning greek ( Pier,Seth,Chlo,Isidra,Ailie,)

Name	Origin - Meaning	Gender	Celebrity baby Name?	Celebrity Name?	Favorites
Hephaestus	Greek - Greek mythological god of fire and the patron of craftsmen				Add to Favorites
Hera	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Herah	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Heria	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Heriah	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Hermione	Greek - Well-born, earthly; feminine form of Hermes and, in Greek mythology, the daughter of Menelaus and Helen. Kids and adults alike are sure to recognize the name as a character in J.K. Rowling's				Add to Favorites
HERO	Greek - Hero; In Greek mythology, Hero was the lover of Leander, who would swim across the Hellespont each night to meet her. Hero is also the name of a character in Shakespeare's play , More				Add to Favorites
Herya	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Heryah	Greek - Queen of the heavens, in Greek mythology, the wife of Zeus.				Add to Favorites
Hippolytus	Greek - Frees the horses; Greek mythical son of Zeus and Hippolyta, a queen of the Amazons				Add to Favorites
Hyacinth	Hebrew - Desired; Rejuvenation. More				Add to Favorites
Hyacinthe	Hebrew - Male - Desired; Rejuvenation. More				Add to Favorites
Hylas	Greek - In Greek mythology, Hylas was the son of Theiodamas and devoted companion of Heracles, joining him on the voyage of the Argo. When fetching water from a spring, a nymph was so entranced by his beauty that she kidnapped him.				Add to Favorites
Hypnos	Greek - Personification of sleep in Greek mythology; The term "hypnosis" derives from this name.				Add to Favorites
Iapetus	Greek - In Greek mythology, he is the Titan son Uranus and Gaia, and father of Atlas, Menoetius, Prometheus and Epimetheus. A moon of Saturn is named for him.				Add to Favorites
Ibycus	Greek - Greek lyric poet; The expression �cranes of Ibycus� derives from a myth that Ibycus'' murder was avenged by cranes who saw the crime.				Add to Favorites
Icarius	Greek - In Greek mythology, Icarius was an Athenian who so warmly welcomed Dionysus to Attica that the god gave him the gift of wine. He was tragically killed when his shepherds mistook the wine for poison, but the gods honored his spirit by placing him in the stars.				Add to Favorites
Icarus	Greek - In Greek mythology, he was the son of the inventor Daedalus, and both were imprisioned by King Minos. In an attempt to escape, his father created wings of feathers and wax, but warned his son not to fly too high or the wings would melt. Lost in the joy of flight, Icarus forgot his father's warning. The sea where he died is named for him.				Add to Favorites
IDA	English - Properous, More				Add to Favorites
Idas	Greek - In Greek mythology, Idas was an Argonaut so special that princess Marpessa chose him over the god Apollo.				Add to Favorites
Iiris	Greek - Rainbow; Iris was the Greek mythological goddess of the rainbow. This name can also be given in reference to the English word (which derives from the same Greek source) for the name of the iris flower or the colored part of the eye., More				Add to Favorites
Ileana	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Ileanna	Spanish - Trojan More				Add to Favorites
Ili	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Ilka	Polish - Holy and sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth. More				Add to Favorites
Ilke	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Ilon	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Ilona	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Ilonka	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Iluska	Greek - Light; In Greek mythology, Helen was the daughter of Zeus by Leda and the most beautiful woman in the world. By abducting her, Paris began the Trojan War. In Christopher Marlowe's play , More				Add to Favorites
Inachus	Greek - Greek god of the river that bears his name, Inachus was the son of Oceanus and Tethys, and the father of Io., More				Add to Favorites
Ino	Greek - Greek mythical daughter of Cadmus, foster mother of Dionysis, and stepmother of Prixes; It was from Ino that Prixes fled on the ram with the golden fleece. Zeus saved Ino from a tragic fate by turning her into Leucotha, the white sea goddess.				Add to Favorites
Iola	Greek - Violet, dawn; In Greek mythology, the hero Hercules loved Iola., More				Add to Favorites
Iphis	Greek - In Greek mythology, Iphis was a shepherd who fell in love with the maiden Anaxarete, but killed himself when she refused his love. When she remained uncaring, Aphrodite turned her to stone., More				Add to Favorites
Irene	Hebrew - Joyful song. A short form of Irene. Peaceful. More				Add to Favorites
Irenke	Hungarian - Peaceful More				Add to Favorites
Irina	Lithuanian - Peace More				Add to Favorites
Iris	Not Sure - A play of colours More				Add to Favorites
Isadora	Greek - Gift of Isis; derived from the name of the Egyptian fertility goddess and the Greek doron, meaning gift				Add to Favorites
Isidora	Greek - Gift of Isis; derived from the name of the Egyptian fertility goddess and the Greek doron, meaning gift				Add to Favorites
Isidoros	Spanish - Possibly dervived from Isidoros, a Greek name meaning Gift from Isis.				Add to Favorites
Isidra	Spanish - Possibly dervived from Isidoros, a Greek name meaning Gift from Isis.			Y	Add to Favorites
Iskender	Greek - Defends mankind; from the Greek word , More				Add to Favorites
ISKINDER	African - Amharic of Ethiopia version of Greek name Alexander meaning 'defender of mankind.'				Add to Favorites
Ismene	Greek - Accounted wise, Greek mythical daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta and sister of Antigone				Add to Favorites
Ixion	Greek - A pivotal character in Greek mythology, Ixion was given a second chance after committing a great crime. He was then tricked by Zeus into thinking he was sleeping with Hera, and impregnated a cloud which bore him a son, Centaurus.				Add to Favorites
Jacek	Polish - Alas. More				Add to Favorites
Jacinta	Greek - A flower is known for its beautiful scent and color; In Greek mythology, Hyacinthus was beloved and accidentally killed by Apollo. In tribute, Apollo had the flower that bears his name spring from his blood.				Add to Favorites
Jacinto	Spanish - Flower name, purple; a variant of Hyacinth. The Battle of San Jacinto was the final battle in the war for Texas'' independence from Mexico. More				Add to Favorites
Jakinda	Greek - A flower is known for its beautiful scent and color; In Greek mythology, Hyacinthus was beloved and accidentally killed by Apollo. In tribute, Apollo had the flower that bears his name spring from his blood. More				Add to Favorites
Jason	Greek - To heal; In Greek mythology, Jason led a group of warriors called the Argonauts on a search to find the Golden Fleece. The name may also be a variation of Joshua, meaning the Lord is my salvation.				Add to Favorites
JAX	American - Male - Son of Jack More				Add to Favorites
Jedrej	English - ., More				Add to Favorites
Jedrek	Polish - A strong man. Variant of Andrew. More				Add to Favorites
Jedrick	Polish - A strong man More				Add to Favorites
Jedrik	Polish - Strength More				Add to Favorites
Judas	Hebrew - Praised; In the Bible, one of Jacob's twelve sons and the ancestor of the tribe of Judah. The Greek form Judas is associated with the biblical Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus.				Add to Favorites
Jupiter	Biblical - Supreme god. More				Add to Favorites
Kama	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamaleena	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamia	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamiah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamlean	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamleana	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamleanah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamleane	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamleen	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamleena	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamleenah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamleene	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamlin	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamlina	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamlinah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamline	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamlyna	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamlynah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamlyne	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kamma	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammalean	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammaleana	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammaleanah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammaleane	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammaleen	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammaleenah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammaleene	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammalin	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammalina	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammalinah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammaline	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammalyn	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammalyna	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammalynah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammalyne	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammalynn	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammia	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammiah	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Kammy	Sanskrit - Love; Kama is the hindu god of love who, like the greek cupid, carried a bow				Add to Favorites
Katriane	Latin - Pure, clear. Form of the Latin 'Katharina', from the Greek 'Aikaterina'. It was borne by a number of saints, including St Catherine of Alexandria, a 4th century martyr who suffered torture on a spiked wheel.				Add to Favorites
Kendrew	Scottish - Manly, brave; In the Bible, Andrew is the first of the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus. Andrew is a patron saint of Greece, Scotland, and Russia. See also Jedrick and Kendrick. More				Add to Favorites
Khrystalline	Greek - Variant of Crystal. Sparkling. K from the Greek spelling of krystallos. More				Add to Favorites
Kristabelle	Greek - Variant of Crystal. Sparkling. K from the Greek spelling of krystallos. More				Add to Favorites
Kristalena	Greek - Variant of Crystal. Sparkling. K from the Greek spelling of krystallos. More				Add to Favorites
Kristalyn	Greek - Variant of Crystal. Sparkling. K from the Greek spelling of krystallos. More				Add to Favorites
Krystabelle	Greek - Variant of Crystal. Sparkling. K from the Greek spelling of krystallos. More				Add to Favorites
Krystalyn	Greek - Variant of Crystal. Sparkling. K from the Greek spelling of krystallos. More				Add to Favorites
Krystalynn	Greek - Variant of Crystal. Sparkling. K from the Greek spelling of krystallos. More				Add to Favorites
Lachesis	Latin - In Greek mythology, Lachesis was the second of the three fates. Her job was to measure the thread of life spun by Clotho., More				Add to Favorites
Laertes	Greek - A character in Greek mythology, father of Odysseus and king of Ithaca.				Add to Favorites
Laodamia	Greek - In Greek mythology, she was the wife of Protesilaus, the first Greek to be slain by the Trojans. Granted the chance for one last meeting with her dead husband, she decided she could not live without him and followed him., More				Add to Favorites
Laris	Swedish - Male - Young Girl, Maiden(Celtic) People's victory(Greek - Male) More				Add to Favorites
Larisa	Greek - Cheerful; In Greek mythology, Larissa was the mother of Pelasgus. Larissa is also the name of a city in Greece and is a moon of the planet Neptune. See also Lara.				Add to Favorites
Larissa	Russian - protection. More				Add to Favorites
Larris	Celtic/Gaelic - Male - Young Girl, Maiden(Celtic) People's victory(Greek - Male) More				Add to Favorites
Larse	Swedish - Male - Young Girl, Maiden(Celtic) People's victory(Greek - Male) More				Add to Favorites
Laryssa	Russian - protection. More				Add to Favorites
Larz	Celtic/Gaelic - Male - Young Girl, Maiden(Celtic) People's victory(Greek - Male) More				Add to Favorites
LASS	Celtic/Gaelic - Male - Young Girl, Maiden(Celtic) People's victory(Greek - Male) More				Add to Favorites
Lasse	Swedish - Male - Young Girl, Maiden(Celtic) People's victory(Greek - Male) More				Add to Favorites
Lavinia	Latin - Women of Rome; In Roman legend, Lavinia was the daughter of King Latinus and the wife of Aeneas, a Trojan hero in Greek and Roman mythology. According to legend, Aeneas founded the city of Lavinium and named it in honor of his wife., More				Add to Favorites
Leander	French - Like a lion. More				Add to Favorites
Leandre	French - Form of Leander. Lionlike man. More				Add to Favorites
Leandrew	Contemporary - Form of Leander. Lionlike man. More				Add to Favorites
Leandro	Greek - Lion-man; a figure from Greek mythology and also the name of a sixth-century saint who became the bishop of Seville More				Add to Favorites
Leli	Swiss - From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen.				Add to Favorites
Leliah	Swiss - From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen.				Add to Favorites
Lely	Swiss - From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen.				Add to Favorites
Lelya	Swiss - From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen.				Add to Favorites
Lelyah	Swiss - From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen.				Add to Favorites
Lent	English - Male - In Western Christianity, Lent is the period from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday. In Eastern Christianity, the period before Easter is known as Great Lent to distinguish it from the Winter Lent, or Advent (known in Greek as the Great Fast " and the "Nativity Fast " More				Add to Favorites
Lethe	Greek - Forgetfulness; In Greek mythology, Lethe was the River of Oblivion that caused the dead to forget about their past lives.				Add to Favorites
Levina	English - Flash, lightning, More				Add to Favorites
Lichas	Greek - In Greek mythology, Lichas was Heracles'' servant. He brought the poisoned shirt from Deianira to Heracles, killing him., More				Add to Favorites
Lois	Biblical - Better More				Add to Favorites
LONI	Greek - Male - Unisex Hawaian name (Female) Heavenly, Sky or (Male) Chief. Short form of Apollonia(Greek More				Add to Favorites
Luvenia	Latin - Women of Rome; In Roman legend, Lavinia was the daughter of King Latinus and the wife of Aeneas, a Trojan hero in Greek and Roman mythology. According to legend, Aeneas founded the city of Lavinium and named it in honor of his wife., More				Add to Favorites
Luvina	English - Little beloved one, More				Add to Favorites
Lyaksandro	Ukrainian - Defender of man More				Add to Favorites
Lysippe	Latin - Lets loose the horses; In Greek mythology, Lysippe was an Amazon queen revered for her intelligence and bravery. She was killed in battle, a heroine of her people.				Add to Favorites
Macario	Spanish - Blessed; derived from ancient Greek and the name of several saints				Add to Favorites
Maera	Greek - Dog of Icarius in Greek mythology				Add to Favorites
Maia	Greek - Meaning unknown; In Greek and Roman mythology she was the goddess of spring and growth. Maia was the eldest of the Pleiades, the group of seven stars in the constellation Taurus, who were the daughters of Atlas and Pleione. She and Zeus had a son Hermes, a god of fertility., More				Add to Favorites
Manasseh	Hebrew - Forgetful; The Greek variant Manasses is a Civil War battlefield in Virginia.				Add to Favorites
Manasses	Hebrew - Forgetful; The Greek variant Manasses is a Civil War battlefield in Virginia. More				Add to Favorites
Marcella	Spanish - From Mars - Mars was the mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named; mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. More				Add to Favorites
Maricel	Spanish - From Mars - Mars was the mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named; mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. More				Add to Favorites
Maricela	Spanish - From Mars - Mars was the mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named; mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. More				Add to Favorites
Maricelia	Spanish - From Mars - Mars was the mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named; mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. More				Add to Favorites
Maricella	Spanish - From Mars - Mars was the mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named; mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. More				Add to Favorites
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