Ancient Greek Baby Unisex Names With Meanings - Page 2
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Our collection includes a wide variety of Ancient Greek Baby Unisex Names - ranging from traditional and religious names to modern, trendy, and cute options. Whether you're looking for short and sweet names or something easy to pronounce, this list will help you find the perfect name for your baby Unisex!
You can browse all Ancient Greek baby Unisex names alphabetically, along with their meanings, and filter them by different categories. Click on any name to learn more about its meaning and origin.
Ancient-Greek Baby Unisex Names by Alphabet
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Ancient Greek Baby Names for Unisexs 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. | |
