Greek Girl Names With Meanings
1260 names with meanings and origins.
Greek names draw on mythology, philosophy and early Christianity, and many have meanings tied to wisdom, victory or life. These 1260 Greek girl names (including unisex names) are listed A to Z; use the letter links to jump to a starting letter.
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Girl · Greek · “Thorny tree; honorable. in the bible, acacia wood was used to build the wilderness tabernacle”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek roots, this name refers to a legendary nymph and means 'thorn' or 'prickle'.”
Girl · Greek · “A name from Greek mythology, though its specific narrative context remains ancient and legendary.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name referring to a handsome figure from mythology, often used as a feminine variant of related hero names.”
Girl · Greek · “A name from Greek mythology associated with the daughter of Eurystheus and the legend of Hercules.”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name means 'bright sky' and is recognized as the mother of the hero Theseus.”
Unisex · Greek · “A Greek name meaning love of the next. It represents the highest form of unconditional, selfless, and spiritual love.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning illustrious or noble; in mythology, it was the name of the mother of Pentheus.”
Girl · Greek · “A woman who was turned into stone by hermes”
Unisex · Greek · “Pure; from the greek word hagnos, meaning chaste”
Girl · Greek · “Inspired by the goddess of truth, this name embodies truthfulness, representing a pure and honest spirit.”
Girl · Greek · “Strong-minded; famous bearer: alcine is mistress of alluring enchantments and sensual pleasures in the orlando poems”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name belongs to a daughter of Ares, the god of war. It is derived from Greek roots meaning 'strong mare'.”
Girl · Greek · “This name originates from Greek roots and identifies the mother of the hero Hercules. It translates to 'strength of the moon' in its historical context.”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek mythology, this name identifies the daughter of Aeolus. She is frequently associated with the halcyon days and calm seas.”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek mythology, this name refers to a figure who famously fought against the goddess Athene.”
Girl · Greek · “The feminine Greek form for a protector, signifying one who helps and defends humanity.”
Girl · Greek · “A beautiful name symbolizing truthfulness, honoring the mythological goddess of truth and representing an honest spirit.”
Unisex · Greek · “Defender of mankind”
Girl · Greek · “Defender”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek roots, this female name means a defender of mankind, serving as a feminine variation of Alexander.”
Girl · Greek · “Defender of the people”
Girl · Greek · “Defender of mankind; feminine of alexander. defender of mankind”
Girl · Greek · “Defender of mankind; variant of alexander. helper, defender of man”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek-influenced female name that means rational. It is also interpreted as meaning noble or of the nobility.”
Girl · Greek · “This graceful name means truthful, connected to the mythological goddess of truth, signifying an honest and pure nature.”
Girl · Greek · “A name of Greek origin that means truth or the truthful one. It is related to the word 'aletheia', signifying honesty and sincerity.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name referring to the mythological figure who served as a foster mother and nursed the infant Zeus.”
Girl · Greek · “This name is a variation of the Greek Amalthea, representing the woman who cared for and nursed Zeus.”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from the Greek word for an unfading flower. It is associated with eternity and a mythical plant that never dies.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning immortality. It traditionally refers to the nectar of the gods that granted eternal life.”
Girl · Greek · “Immortal; feminine forms of the greek ambrose”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek, this name refers to the purple semi-precious gemstone believed to protect against intoxication.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name associated with the mythological figure known for murdering her husband on their wedding night.”
Girl · Greek · “A name of Greek origin meaning one who is reborn or signifies the resurrection.”
Girl · Greek · “Resurrection, rebirth”
Girl · Greek · “A name from Greek mythology referring to a woman whose pride and cruelty led to punishment by the gods.”
Unisex · Greek · “A unisex name of Greek origin that characterizes a person who is notably strong and courageous.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek-rooted feminine form of the name Andrew. It signifies a person who is brave, courageous, or manly in spirit.”
Unisex · Greek · “Courageous; feminine form of andrew: brave; manly. famous bearer: prince andrew; italian form of andrew manly; the female version of the given name andrew; feminine form of andrew: manly; brave. a feminine form of the greek andrew, meaning manly or brave, dating back to the 17th century. feminine form of andre”
Girl · Greek · “This name is a feminine derivative of Andrew, originating from Greek. It represents bravery and a strong, valiant character.”
Girl · Greek · “A feminine variation of the name Andrew with Greek origins. The name conveys the attributes of courage and strength.”
Girl · Greek · “This Greek-derived name is a feminine form of Andrew. It denotes a person who is brave and possesses a manly strength of character.”
Girl · Greek · “A feminine version of the Greek name Andrew. It carries the traditional meaning of being brave, strong, or courageous.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek feminine form of the name Andrew. It shares the classic meaning of valor and strength associated with its masculine counterpart.”
Girl · Greek · “Rooted in Greek, this name is a feminine form of Andrew. It signifies bravery and a valiant, stout-hearted nature.”
Girl · Greek · “This is a Greek-origin feminine form of Andrew. It describes one who is brave and displays a courageous spirit.”
Girl · Greek · “A feminine derivative of Andrew from Greek roots. It is used to describe a person who is brave, strong, and spirited.”
Girl · Greek · “From shakespeares play troilus and cressida”
Girl · Greek · “This Greek-origin name means one who will be reborn. It is a cognate of the name Anastasia, signifying resurrection.”
Girl · Greek · “One who will rise again; a form of the greek anastasia, meaning ressurection”
Girl · Greek · “Feminine form of antaeus son of poseidon”
Girl · Greek · “Of Greek origin, this name belongs to a figure found in ancient classical mythology.”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek, this name means flower or a lady associated with blossoms and nature.”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name belonged to the mother of Odysseus. It literally means without glory or against fame.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning in place of parents or implying strength, famous as the daughter of Oedipus in tragedy.”
Girl · Greek · “A name from Greek mythology identifying the daughter of Asopus. She was a figure of great importance in Theban legends.”
Unisex · Greek · “Praiseworthy; priceless; feminine form of anthony: highly praiseworthy. from a roman clan name. in the 17th century, the spelling anthony was associated with the greek anthos meaning flower; feminine form of antonio: beyond praise”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning a gift from the god Apollo, often associated with strength, light, and the sun.”
Girl · Greek · “A mythological maiden who was turned into a spider”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name associated with the goddess of witches. It was famously popularized in 19th-century folklore literature.”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name belonged to a nymph who was transformed into a fountain. It is associated with fresh water and nature spirits.”
Unisex · Greek · “An ancient Greek name meaning silver, representing value and a bright, metallic luster.”
Girl · Greek · “This Greek name identifies the bearer as the daughter of Minos, a significant figure in classical mythology associated with Crete.”
Girl · Greek · “Most holy”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning holy or silver. It is often interpreted as being full of life and has remained a popular choice across many cultures.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning princess of the royal blood of Athens. It is rooted in classical mythology and Athenian royal lineage.”
Girl · Greek · “This name has Greek roots and signifies a gift from Artemis, referencing the divine blessing of the moon goddess.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name belonging to the goddess of the moon, wilderness, and the hunt. It is a powerful unisex name representing independence and nature.”
Unisex · Greek · “Artemisiaart signifies 'belonging to Artemis', connecting your child to a classic and meaningful heritage.”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name belongs to the goddess of irrationality and mischief, representing impulsive actions.”
Girl · Greek · “Goddess of wisdom”
Girl · Greek · “Rooted in Greek mythology, this name refers to the daughter of Zeus. It is associated with the goddess known for her speed and strength.”
Unisex · Greek · “Of Greek origin, this name refers to one who supports or carries a heavy burden, like the Titan of myth.”
Girl · Greek · “The feminine form of the Greek and Latin name Augustine. It means majestic or venerable, often associated with dignity.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek-derived name that serves as the feminine form of Andrew. It conveys the qualities of bravery and womanhood.”
Girl · Greek · “This Greek name identifies the mother of Actaeon, a well-known figure from the myths of the Theban cycle.”
Girl · Greek · “A name of Greek origin designating a goddess of health, associated with well-being and physical vitality.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning protector of mankind. It is a feminine form related to the name Alexander.”
Unisex · Greek · “This Greek name means baptizer. It is most famously associated with the biblical figure John the Baptist.”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, Baucis was the devoted wife of Philemon who showed hospitality to the gods.”
Unisex · Greek · “Green jewel; derived from the precious stone beryl, a gemstone of varying colors; often yellow-green. famous references - twentieth century british actress and comedienne beryl reid; the biblical eighth foundation stone of the wall of new jerusalem was beryl”
Girl · Greek · “A name of Greek origin famous for the slave of Achilles in the Iliad. Her character is a central figure during the events of the Trojan War.”
Girl · Greek · “A name from Greek mythology regarding a woman who was transformed into an invulnerable man.”
Girl · Greek · “Cailey, meaning 'lark, musical one,' suggests a child with a joyful spirit and a love for song, bringing harmony to your home.”
Girl · Greek · “Originating from Greek, this melodic name refers to a singing bird, specifically a lark.”
Girl · Greek · “Most beautiful”
Unisex · Greek · “Most beautiful; a portuguese version of the greek name calista”
Girl · Greek · “A beautiful Greek name that translates literally to the gift of beauty, combining the elements kallos and doron.”
Girl · Greek · “Rooted in Greek mythology, this name translates to daughter of beauty and was an epithet for various deities.”
Girl · Greek · “Beautiful voice”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name used as another title for the goddess Artemis. It is derived from the word for most beautiful.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning 'most beautiful.' In mythology, Callisto was a nymph and a companion of the goddess Artemis.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning orchid or cheerful, famously known from the sea nymph in Homer's Odyssey.”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name means the daughter of the wind. It specifically refers to the child of Aeolus, the keeper of the winds.”
Girl · Greek · “Fire white; candace was an ancient hereditary title used by ethiopian queens; famous bearer: american actress candice bergen”
Girl · Greek · “Fire white; famous bearer: american actress candice bergen; variant of candace: ancient hereditary title used by ethiopian queens”
Girl · Greek · “In Roman and Greek mythology, Cardea is the goddess charged with protecting the home and its thresholds, particularly the hinges.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning small and womanly. It is a diminutive form that suggests grace and a delicate, feminine nature.”
Girl · Greek · “Shining upon men; prophetess”
Unisex · Greek · “Prophetess; unheeded prophetess. a diminutive of casirnir, cassandra, or catherine. cassandra was a trojan prophetess, daughter of king priam. in homers the iliad cassandras prediction of the fall of troy was unheeded. also used as an independent name”
Girl · Greek · “This Greek feminine name refers to the mother of Andromeda. In Greek mythology, she was a queen who was turned into a constellation.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek-derived form of Cassandra, referring to the mythological prophetess whose warnings went unheeded.”
Girl · Greek · “Of Greek origin, this name refers to a mythological figure and the sacred spring on Mount Parnassus.”
Unisex · Greek · “Pure, virginal; variant of katherine: pure. clear. innocent. from the gaelic form caitlin; pure, clear. form of the latin katharina, from the greek aikaterina. it was borne by a number of saints, including st catherine of alexandria, a 4th century martyr who suffered torture on a spiked wheel”
Girl · Greek · “Pure; diminutive of catherine: pure, clear. form of the latin katharina, from the greek aikaterina; diminutive of katherine: pure. clear. from the gaelic form caitlin; this diminutive of catherine or kathleen is sometimes used as an independent name. form of the greek catherine meaning pure”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from the Greek word for the moon, this name refers to the goddess of the moon. It evokes images of lunar light and celestial beauty.”
Girl · Greek · “Goddess of the harvest; fertile; mistress; lady. feminine of cyril”
Girl · Greek · “This unisex Greek name refers to the goddess of corn and agriculture. In Roman mythology, she is the patron of harvests and motherly love.”
Girl · Greek · “Of Greek origin, this name refers to the enchanted girdle or belt worn by the goddess Aphrodite, which was said to have the power to incite love.”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, Ceto is a primordial goddess of the sea, specifically representing the dangers of the deep.”
Unisex · Greek · “Grace; blend of cherie and cerise. dear one; darling”
Girl · Greek · “Taken from the Greek word for grace or gift, it refers to a person possessing great personal power and attraction.”
Girl · Greek · “A female name of Greek origin derived from Cesar, meaning long-haired or head of hair.”
Girl · Greek · “Blooming, verdant”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek-derived name that serves as a variant of Christina, meaning a follower of Christ or one who belongs to the Christian faith.”
Unisex · Greek · “Christ-bearer; variant of christiana. follower of christ”
Girl · Greek · “Christ bearer.”
Girl · Greek · “This female name of Greek origin means golden or the golden one, often used in mythology to denote brilliance.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name referring to a mythological figure mentioned in the Iliad as a prisoner of Agamemnon.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name derived from the word for gold or the anointed one. It is often used as a short form of Christina.”
Girl · Greek · “Gold or golden annointed one a christian”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek-derived name meaning the anointed one or a follower of Christ. It is a common diminutive of Christine.”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from the Greek word for the loud insect of the night, this name references the distinctive buzzing creature known for its long life cycles.”
Girl · Greek · “From the name cynthia; dimunitive of cynthia, lucinda, and cinderella”
Girl · Greek · “A name of Greek origin referring to the mythological king of Cyprus. He is traditionally credited with founding the cult of Aphrodite.”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name belonged to a powerful witch-goddess and enchantress known for her seductive nature and magic.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name for girls derived from Cleo, which is rooted in the word for glory or fame.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name referring to a climbing plant or flower. It is often chosen for its botanical beauty and connection to nature.”
Girl · Greek · “Glory”
Girl · Greek · “The mythological daughter of a river god”
Girl · Greek · “Glory of the father; ancient egyptian for queen”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek roots, this name translates to a glorious flower or a blossom of glory, symbolizing radiant natural beauty.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek female name derived from Cleo, representing the muse of history and the concept of glory.”
Girl · Greek · “A name of Greek origin associated with the goddess of spring and blooming flowers, signifying growth and new beginnings.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek mythological name for the mother of Atalanta, also appearing as a nymph in various legends.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name belonging to the legendary queen of Mycenae who was famously involved in the death of Agamemnon.”
Girl · Greek · “A name of Greek origin referring to the coral of the sea. It evokes the beauty and vibrant colors of the ocean.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek-derived name meaning coral or from the sea. It is a more elaborate, feminine version of the name Coral.”
Girl · Greek · “Maiden; maiden. the french form of corinna, now the more common form of the name in the english-speaking world”
Girl · Greek · “Woman of corinth; variant of cory meaning variously: from the round hill; seething pool; or ravine; variant of cory meaning variously: from the round hill; seething pool; ravine”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, Coronis was the mother of Asclepius, the god of medicine. The name is associated with the crow or raven.”
Girl · Greek · “A name of Greek origin referring to the daughter of Erechtheus, appearing in various myths including the story of Aeneas.”
Girl · Greek · “Of Greek origin, this name means an anointed one or a follower of Christ. It is a modern variation of names like Christina or Crystal.”
Unisex · Greek · “A public hill; variant abbreviation of sydney, meaning from st. denis”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning one who comes from the island of Zinara. In mythology, it is also linked to the origin of the artichoke plant.”
Girl · Greek · “From the name cynthia; abbreviation of cynthia and lucinda”
Girl · Greek · “Originating from Greek, this female name refers to plants like the thistle or the artichoke.”
Unisex · Greek · “This Greek name represents the moon personified. It was an epithet for the goddess Artemis, born on Mount Cynthus.”
Girl · Greek · “This Greek feminine name identifies a woman from Cyprus, the island famously associated with the goddess Aphrodite.”
Girl · Greek · “Originating from Greek, this name refers to a woman from Cyrene, an ancient North African city of great historical importance.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name representing a mythological nymph. In ancient history, it was also the name of a significant North African city.”
Girl · Greek · “This name refers to the vibrant flower which was named in honor of the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl. It is of Greek and Scandinavian influence.”
Girl · Greek · “One whos soul is gentle; water bearer; delicate; desired; languishing. famous bearer: biblical delilah tempted samson into revealing the secret of his superhuman strength; gentle. (tanzanian) (swahili)”
Girl · Greek · “Gentle, mild; a biblical name derived from the greek word for calf. damaris was an athenian woman who st paul converted to christianity”
Girl · Greek · “Follower of Demeter (variant of Demetria)”
Unisex · Greek · “Sweet and harmless; variant of damon one who tames; subdues. the belgian priest father damien gave his life helping the hawaiian lepers of molokai. 3rd century st. damian is patron of physicians”
Girl · Greek · “Laurel tree”
Girl · Greek · “Diana, sunrise; aurora. the first appearance of daylight; daybreak. dawn. from the english word dawn”
Girl · Greek · “Deetra is derived from Demetria, a name with classic elegance. It's a lovely choice for your little one.”
Girl · Greek · “From Greek mythology, this name belonged to the wife of Heracles. It is often interpreted to mean man-destroyer or destroyer of her husband.”
Girl · Greek · “A feminine name of Greek origin that is a shortened form of Demetria. It is associated with Demeter, the goddess of agriculture.”
Girl · Greek · “This name is rooted in Greek, signifying a dolphin or a flower. It shares the same etymological origin as the city of Delphi, symbolizing grace and nature.”
Girl · Greek · “From the name cordelia; dark; diminutive of adela: pleasant; of the nobility. noble. from the old german athal meaning noble, introduced into britain during the norman conquest. adela was the name of one of king william is daughters; diminutive of bedelia: a variant of bridget, who was the mythic celtic goddess of fire”
Girl · Greek · “From delphi; dolphin. variant of the thirteenth-century french saint delphine”
Girl · Greek · “This Greek name refers to the mouth of a river where it splits into branches. It is also the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet.”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from the Greek name Demeter, she was the goddess of fertility and agriculture. The name symbolizes the life-giving harvest and maternal care.”
Girl · Greek · “This Greek name is the feminine form of Demetrius, honoring the goddess of fertility. It reflects themes of growth, earth, and the cycle of the seasons.”
Girl · Greek · “Half, small; abbreviation of demetria - the mythological goddess of corn and harvest”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name referring to the mother of Perseus, a prominent figure in classical mythology known for her beauty and resilience.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning young lady or miss. In Greek mythology, it was the name of a daughter of Demeter and Poseidon.”
Girl · Greek · “Detria is derived from Demetria, a name with classic elegance. It's a lovely choice for your little one.”
Girl · Greek · “Celestial hunter; the french form of the latin diana. famous bearer: diane de poitiers, mistress of frances king henri ii.divine. mythological ancient roman divinity diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. greek goddess of the moon”
Girl · Greek · “Divine flower; modern blend of diana (divine huntress) and anthea (flower)”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning the flower of the gods, combining the words for divine and bloom.”
Girl · Greek · “Originally a Greek name, it famously refers to the legendary Queen of Carthage found in ancient mythology and the Aeneid.”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek roots, this name refers to a type of fine cotton fabric. It is associated with lightness and delicate texture.”
Girl · Greek · “Sister of the gorgons; avenged. judged and vindicated. famous bearer: biblical dinah, jacobs only daughter; form of hebrew dinah. judged and vindicated. in the bible dinah was jacobs only daughter”
Unisex · Greek · “God; god of wine and revelry; variant of dennis: from the latin dionysos or dionysus, referring to the greek god of wine; abbreviation of dionysius”
Girl · Greek · “Mother of aphrodite; from the sacred spring. variant of dione”
Girl · Greek · “Mother of aphrodite; feminine form of dion: a variant of dennis, derived from dionysius, the greek god of wine. also from the sacred spring. the mythological dione was wife to zeus and mother of aphrodite”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name derived from Dionysus, the ancient god of wine, theater, and fertility.”
Girl · Greek · “A unique name, harking back to Dionysus, the god of wine, suggesting a joyous and vibrant spirit.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name associated with mythology, referring to a figure who was punished for her treatment of children.”
Unisex · Greek · “A vision; diminutive of dorothy, meaning gift of god. doll has also come to be used as the name of a childs plaything, and as a colloquial term for an attractive woman”
Unisex · Greek · “Gift; originally a diminutive of dorothea, dorothy, or any name ending in -dora. it has become common as a name on its own. famous bearer: william wordsworths daughter was known in later life as dora”
Unisex · Greek · “Derived from dorian, place name in greece”
Girl · Greek · “Gift; variant of dora: originally a diminutive of dorothea, dorothy, or any name ending in -dora. it has become common as a name on its own. famous bearer: william wordsworths daughter was known in later life as dora”
Girl · Greek · “Of Greek origin, this name is a feminine variant of Dorian. It refers to a member of the Dorians, one of the primary ancient Greek tribes.”
Unisex · Greek · “From the sea; descendant of dorus. dorian was a character in oscar wildes novel the picture of dorian gray who was given his wish that his portrait would age while he remained young and handsome”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning of the sea or a descendant of Dorus, the mythical founder of the Dorians.”
Girl · Greek · “With a beautiful connection to the sea, this name evokes a serene and strong spirit, a true descendant of the ocean.”
Girl · Greek · “This lovely name has a deep connection to the sea, suggesting a soul as vast and free as the ocean, a true descendant.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek female name meaning descendant of Dorus. It refers to the Dorians, one of the major ethnic groups of ancient Greece.”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek roots, this name is a variation of Dorothy and means gift of God.”
Girl · Greek · “Gift of God”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name for females signifying a descendant of Dorus, relating to ancient Hellenic tribal origins.”
Girl · Greek · “Gift of god; diminutive of dorothy: gift of god. a variant of dorothea and the most common form of the name in english- speaking countries. famous bearer: the young heroine of the wizard of oz, played by judy garland in the film”
Unisex · Greek · “God of wine; basque form of dionysus god of wine”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek female name that means powerful. It is sometimes considered a variation of the name Dinah.”
Greek naming traditions
Greek families traditionally name the first son after the paternal grandfather and the first daughter after the paternal grandmother, with the next children named after the maternal grandparents. The name is formally given at the Orthodox baptism, often around a year after birth, and until then the baby may simply be called 'baby' (bebis). Because most names belong to a saint, Greeks celebrate their name day (giorti) on that saint's feast, often more than their birthday. Classical names from mythology and history, such as Athena or Alexandros, are also popular.
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