Top Greek Baby Girl Names Ending With E - Page 6

The body of stories associated with a culture.

From a sea town; A variant form of Myrtle which is a plant name of Garden Shrub which is a symbol of Victory in Greek

A Greek mythological princess who become a bee

Old Greek - Single; Only; Monk; Hermit; To advise; To warn; A variant of name Monica

Victory over the seas

The conquering multitude.

A process of becoming larger or longer or more numerous or more important

Full of clouds or filled with water droplets.

The one who was born at the seashore.

The fairy or Fay from the Sea.

The young sheep or the flesh of a young sheep.

Subjugator of the people.

The triumphant or defeater.

The person who always care for his own people.

The winning people.

The people who always win the winner title.

The one who is defending on behalf of the people.

Frisian form of Katherine. It means pure.

The deity of champ, the spirit of success.

The person who is honest and fine looking.

The person who is innocent.

Tribute or inspiration.

A Sanskrit word that refers to someone pleasing. Someone who brings satisfaction.

The ruler of the human being.

The guardian of the mankind.

A hero or a champion who belongs from the Sun

Guardian of the belief, defender of the confidence.

The overall circumstances or conditions in life. The fortune.

The one who is courageous with peaceful sleep.

Greek - Flower; A variant form of Pansy

Old Greek - Maiden; Virgin; A variant form of the English Parthenia

One whose has a heart like open sea

A generous and warm natured person

A Bobbin; face of a weaver

Old Greek - Duck; thread; web; voice; A variant of the name Penelope

Old Greek - Rock; Stone; A variant of Petra; A diminutive of Perrin

One who is born to destroy

Stone

Shining; Pure; Brilliant; Sparkling; A variant of Phoebe

An attentive, attractive and bright person

An attentive, bright and pure person

One who is the victorious one

A bright and pure individual; interesting

Old Greek - Light; A variant of name Photina

Old Greek - Toad; A nickname for 4th century BC Courtesan

A soulful person, one whose soul is pure

A harvester, a collector, one who takes the crops

Rose

Old Greek - A name formed by spelling Eleanor backwards

She who shines like a dawn