Greek Names

Here are some advantages of choosing Greek baby names: they are historical, rich with mythological connections, and beautiful in meaning. Many Greek-based names have existed for centuries and are still used by people all around the world. These are more where you find strength, wisdom, beauty, nature, and more.

The Greek culture was its major influence upon literature, philosophy, and science, and they may be heard. From powerful mythological characters to graceful modern names, Greek baby names provide a plethora of options for parents seeking something meaningful and timeless.

So if you like traditional options such as Nicholas and Luke, or you’re more drawn to the strange and wonderful names from ancient mythologies, Greek names are a superb combination of tradition and style.

Trending Greek Male Names

Name Meaning Nickname
Perion Moving beyond; One above; The sun; The high-one Per
Kiff Christ-bearer; Love; Kith and kin Kiff
Philosykos Friend of the fig tree Phil
Angelou Angel Angel
Myron Sweet oil, perfume; Myrrh Myr
Petyr Rock; Stone Pet
Egeus Protection, shield Ege
Nicholas People of victory Nick
Luke From Lucania Lukey
Calix Very beautiful; Wonderful Cal
Cinna Cinnamon Cin
Petrică Stone, rock; Strong, resolute Pet
Xenos Stranger; Newcomer; Host; Guest; Friend Xen
Iolaus Of Iolaos; Arrow; Rust; Poison; People Io
Zethus Brother of Amphion Zeth
Cleander Glory, glory of the people, glory to the men Cle
Nicolo People of victory Nico
Basil King Bas
Nic Victory of the people; Of the Lord Nico
Theofilo Friend of God Theo
Kyrie Lord Ky
Cyrill Lord Cy
Xerxes Ruler over heroes; Hero among kings Xer
Sikander Man's defender; Warrior Sik
Steponas Of Stefanos; Wreath, crown Step
Alliser Humankind's defender Alli
Kobie Supplanter; Held by the heel, heel grabber, leg puller Kob
Homer Security; Pledge; Hostage Homey
Lelantos Unobserved Lelant
Laertes Gatherer of the people Laer
Klaus Victory of the people; Victorious Kla
Helis Of Elias; The Lord is my God Hel
Elysian Of Elysium; Blissful Ely
Vaso Royal Vas
Gaelan Calm; Stranger, foreigner Gae
Cyprian From Cyprus Cyp
Nicollet Victory of the people Nic
Barth Son of Talmai Bart
Philostrate Lover of battle Phil
Andrey Strong, courageous; Warrior Andy
Den Son of Dennis; Follower of Dionysius Denny
Anibal Grace of Ba'al; Lord or master Ani
Nickey People's victory Nick
Stephen Crown; Garland Steve
Esdras God is my help; Helper Es
Kiril Lord, master, guardian, having power (referring to God or Jesus Christ) Kiri
Nikko Victory of the people; Daylight Nik
Lino Flax, linen Lin
Georgios Farmer, earth worker George
Dorien Descendant of Dorus; From Doris Dori
Perses Destroyer, ravager Per
Onox Of Onyx; Claw, talon, nail Ono
Eustis Fruitful; Steadfast Eus
Andro Manly, masculine; Warrior Andi
Jaason Healer Jaa
Angy Messenger of God, angel Ang
Meta Pearl; Methodical, one who pursues an aim Meti
Karas Gloomy; Dark-haired; Blessed Kara
Dorian Descendant of Dorus, from Doris; From the sea Dor
Aero Raised, lifted up Air
Kapri Goat; Wild boar Kapi
Theo God's gift; bold people; brave people Thee
Leni Light; From Magdala Len
Lex Defender of mankind; Keep off, turn aside; Protect, help Lexi
Anjel Angel; Messenger, messenger of God Anj
Zoe Life Zo
Sia Immortal Si
Roni My song; My joy; Bringing victory; Sacred name Ron
Alcie Strong Al
Damian To tame, subdue Dami

In Greek myth and history, many male names stem from the mythology, history, and culture of ancient Greece. So many of these names mean strength, wisdom, leadership, or honor. For centuries Greek names have been very popular due to the profound meaning behind the names and the cultural significance behind them.

Nicholas, Theo, Dorian, Homer — these are all names you can wear and love globally. Some are inspired by Greek mythological heroes and philosophers; others are updated versions of names.

With a Greek baby boy name, your son will have a name that is timeless and strong, filled with culture and heritage.

Trending Greek Female Names

Name Meaning Nickname
Eva Life, to live, to breathe, bearer of good news Eve
Samantha God has heard, flower Sam
Madelyn Woman from magdala, high tower Mady
Hosana Please save, please save us; We pray Hos
Elora Sun ray; God is my light El
Tasia Resurrection Tas
Delta A landform at the mouth of a river Del
Sofiya Wisdom Sofi
Stesha Crown, garland Stesh
Anfissa Unknown An
Jola Violet flower Jo
Taliah Dew from God; Near water; Bloom, flourish; Christmas Day Tali
Mera Emerald, bright green precious stone; Sparkle, glisten, gleam Mera
Thetis Disposer The
Detra Of Teodora; God's gift; Of Petra; Rock Dee
Cole Victory of the people; Charcoal Col
Cristian Follower of Christ Cris
Kory Maiden, daughter Kor
Kaelin Pure, clean, clear Kael
Nikita Unconquered; victor Nik
Alexi Man's defender Alex
Stacy Fruitful; Good ear of corn Stace
Siya Immortal Si
Dory Gift, gift from the sea; Gift of God Dor
Kendis Glowing; Queen mother Ken
Genesis Origin, birth Gen
Toni Flower Tone
Catlin Pure Cat
Gaia The earth Gai
Lyrik Lyre; Words of a song Ly

Greek baby names for girls are known for their charming pronunciation, beautiful meaning, and mythological heritage. Many of these names come from Greek mythology, nature, and ancient history. They tend to convey wisdom, grace, love, strength, and many other attributes.

Popular Greek girl names such as Eva, Gaia, Taliah, or Delta are now favorites worldwide. Some names come from goddesses and other mythological women; others are modern versions of classic Greek names.

Greek baby girl names offer a great option for parents looking for an unusual name with a deep meaning, as they evoke both ancient charm and contemporary vibes.