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Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

First letter

Greek names

49–96 of 205 names

English · Greek

Dorothy

Gift of God; English form of Dorothea

Familiar
Greek

Elara

Meaning uncertain; possibly hazelnut or spear-shaft

FamiliarRising
Greek · French

Eugene

Well-born

Familiar
Greek

Evander

Good man; a separate Scottish route also exists

Familiar
Greek

George

Farmer; earthworker

Familiar
Greek

Hector

Holding fast

Familiar
Greek · Latin

Helena

Form of Helen; original meaning uncertain

FamiliarRising
Greek · English

Katherine

Uncertain; traditionally associated with pure

Familiar
Greek

Kyrie

Modern coinage or a Christian prayer name

Familiar
Greek · French

Leon

Lion

Familiar
Greek · Latin

Leona

Lion; feminine form of Leon

FamiliarRising
Greek

Leonidas

Son or descendant of a lion

Familiar
Greek

Lyra

Lyre; the constellation name

Familiar
Greek

Lyric

Lyric; songlike

Familiar
Greek · French · English

Melanie

Black; dark

Familiar
Greek · English

Melina

Honey-associated; elaboration of Mel

Familiar
Greek

Nicholas

Victory of the people

Familiar
Italian · Greek

Nico

Victory of the people, when short for Nicholas

FamiliarRising
English · Greek

Onyx

Onyx gemstone

Familiar
Greek

Ophelia

Help; advantage

Familiar
Greek

Orion

Constellation and hunter name; meaning uncertain

Familiar
Hebrew · Greek

Ozias

My strength is the Lord

FamiliarRising
English · Greek

Peter

Stone

Familiar
English · Greek

Philip

Friend of horses

Familiar
English · Greek

Phoebe

Bright; pure

FamiliarRising
English · Greek

Phoenix

Mythical phoenix bird; its Greek root refers to dark red

Familiar
Greek · Latin

Rhea

Meaning unknown; flow and earth are proposed connections

Familiar
Aramaic · Greek

Thaddeus

Possibly heart; origin debated

Familiar
English · German · Scandinavian · Greek

Thea

Short form of Dorothea, Theodora, Theresa or similar names

Familiar
Greek

Theodora

Feminine form of Theodore: gift of God

FamiliarRising
English · Dutch · Greek

Xander

Short form of Alexander: defending people

Familiar
English · Greek

Acacia

Acacia tree; from thorn or point

Uncommon
Greek

Althea

Possibly healing

Uncommon
English · Greek

Amethyst

Amethyst gemstone

Uncommon
Greek

Andromeda

Man with an element for care, protection or rule

Uncommon
Greek

Ariadne

Possibly most holy; derivation disputed

Uncommon
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