Origin
48 Greek Names and Their Meanings
Names of Greek origin in the NameLore dictionary, each with its meaning, pronunciation and the themes it belongs to.
- Aella FeminineGreek“whirlwind”
- Alexandra FeminineGreek“defender of men”
- Anastasia FeminineGreek“resurrection”
- Andrew MasculineGreek“manly, brave”
- Anthea FeminineGreek“flower, blossom”
- Apollo MasculineGreek“uncertain; god of the sun and light”
- Athena FeminineGreek“the goddess of wisdom”
- Basil MasculineGreek“royal, kingly”
- Berenice FeminineGreek“bringing victory”
- Boreas MasculineGreek“north wind”
- Cressida FeminineGreek“golden”
- Crystal FeminineGreek“ice, clear ice”
- Demeter FeminineGreek“earth mother (probable)”
- Eleftheria FeminineGreek“freedom”
- Elpis FeminineGreek“hope”
- Eunice FeminineGreek“good victory”
- Evangeline FeminineGreek“bearer of good news”
- Gaia FeminineGreek“earth”
- George MasculineGreek“farmer, earth-worker”
- Georgia FeminineGreek“farmer, earth-worker”
- Hades MasculineGreek“the unseen one”
- Helena FeminineGreek“torch, shining light”
- Hesper FeminineGreek“evening star”
- Irene FeminineGreek“peace”
- Khione FeminineGreek“snow”
- Melanie FeminineGreek“black, dark”
- Morpheus MasculineGreek“shaper of dreams”
- Neoma FeminineGreek“new moon”
- Nephele FeminineGreek“cloud”
- Nerida FeminineGreek“sea nymph”
- Nerissa FeminineGreek“sea nymph”
- Nicholas MasculineGreek“victory of the people”
- Nicole FeminineGreek“victory of the people”
- Nike FeminineGreek“victory”
- Nyx FeminineGreek“night”
- Orion MasculineGreek“uncertain; the hunter of Greek myth”
- Persephone FeminineGreek“uncertain; one ancient reading is bringer of destruction”
- Peter MasculineGreek“rock, stone”
- Petra FeminineGreek“rock, stone”
- Phoebe FeminineGreek“bright, radiant”
- Phoenix UnisexGreek“the bird reborn from ashes; deep crimson”
- Selene FeminineGreek“moon”
- Sirius MasculineGreek“scorching, glowing”
- Sophia FeminineGreek“wisdom”
- Thalassa FeminineGreek“the sea”
- Xanthe FeminineGreek“golden, yellow”
- Zephyr MasculineGreek“west wind”
- Zoe FeminineGreek“life”