Ancient Greek Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List) - Page 2
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The early history of Ancient Greece:
- People have been living in Greece for over 40,000 years.
- The earliest settlers mostly lived a simple hunter-gatherer or farming lifestyle.
- The Minoans were the first great Greek civilisation.
- They didn't live on mainland Greece but on the nearby island of Crete, between 2200BC and 1450BC.
- They were known as the Minoans after their legendary king, Minos.
This collection has all Ancient Greek Baby Names - traditional, modern, religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Ancient Greek baby names to help you make the right choice!
You can explore Ancient Greek baby names: Alphabetically (A–Z) By gender (boy, girl, unisex) By starting or ending letters By meaning and origin Click on any baby name to view its meaning, background, pronunciation, and related names.
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Ancient Greek Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Girl | Feminine form of Eutychios. It means fortunate. | |
| Girl | A girl who stays calm and quite in every situation. Calmness. | |
| Girl | Ancient Greek form of Agnes. It means chaste. | |
 Boy | Power of Hermes | |
| Boy | The people of Hermes | |
| Boy | To throw song | |
| Girl | Gift of Isis | |
| Boy | Equal power | |
| Boy | Beauty | |
| Boy | Beautiful power | |
| Girl | Beautiful army | |
| Girl | Follower of Christ. | |
| Boy | Splendid, famous | |
| Girl | Sea gull | |
| Boy | Work, deed | |
| Girl | Releasing or losing the army. | |
| Boy | Honey | |
| Girl | Myrrh | |
| Boy | Newly planted | |
| Boy | Victory of a man | |
| Girl | Carrying victory | |
| Girl | Bride or nymph | |
| Girl | Ukrainian version of Alexandra, meaning protector of men. | |
| Girl | Feminine form of Philon. It means lover or friend. | |
| Boy | Ancient Greek word for friendship. | |
| Girl | Ancient Greek form of Phoebe. It means bright, pure. | |
| Boy | A man who is broad-shouldered | |
| Boy | A broad-shouldered person | |
| Girl | Feminine form of Ptolemaios. It means aggressive or warlike. | |
| Girl | Ancient Greek form of Rhoda. It means rose. | |
| Girl | Safe army | |
| Boy | Glory of the law | |
| Boy | Given to God. | |
| Boy | Manifestation of God | |
| Boy | Slave of god | |
| Girl | Ancient Greek form of Thekla. It means glory of God. | |
| Boy | Watched by god | |
| Boy | The glory of God. | |
| Girl | Yellow horse. It's a feminine form of Xanthippos. | |
| Boy | Yellow horse | |
| Girl | Hospitality | |
| Boy | Foreigner or guest power | |
| Girl | Ancient Greek variant of Zenaida. It means shine or sky. | |
| Boy | Life of Zeus | |
| Boy | An older form of Zeno, meaning shine or sky. | |
| Boy | Ancient Greek form of Zephyr. It means the west wind. | |
| Boy | Glowing | |
| Girl | Feminine form of Zosimos. It means likely to survive. | |
| Boy | Viable or likely to survive | |
| Boy | He who is full of life. | |
