Greek Baby Names

Discover Greek baby names with meanings, origins, and popularity rankings.

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Pirene
Pirene is a water nymph in Greek mythology, associated with the spring of the...
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Pisidia
Ancient region in Asia Minor.
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Pithon
In Greek mythology, a giant serpent or dragon associated with the god Apollo.
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Pittheus
In Greek mythology, the father of Aethra and grandfather of Theseus.
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Plat
Broad, flat.
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Plato
Broad, wide.
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Platon
Broad-shouldered, from the Greek name Platon.
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Platona
Feminine form of Plato, meaning 'broad-shouldered'.
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Plutarco
Wealthy, from the Greek name Ploutarchos meaning 'wealthy ruler'.
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Pluto
Refers to the Roman god of the underworld.
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Plutus
Refers to the Greek god of wealth.
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Podarge
Swift-footed, one of the Harpies in Greek mythology.
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Polemusa
Polemusa is a feminine name meaning 'war-like' or 'of war', derived from Gree...
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Poli
Many, much; from Greek 'polys' meaning many.
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Polites
Polites means 'citizen' or 'statesman' in Greek.
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Pollux
Crown; also the name of one of the Dioscuri twin brothers in Greek mythology.
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Polycarp
Fruitful, from Greek 'polys' meaning many and 'karpos' meaning fruit.
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Polydamas
Polydamas means 'much-taming' or 'very strong' in Greek.
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Polydeuces
Polydeuces means 'very sweet' or 'much sweet wine', referring to the Greek my...
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Polydorus
Many-gifted, from Greek polys 'many' and doron 'gift'.
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Polyeidus
One who knows many things or has much knowledge.
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Polygnotos
Much-painted or famous in painting.
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Polyhymnia
Muse of sacred poetry, hymn, and eloquence in Greek mythology.
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Polymestor
Polymestor was a king in Greek mythology who killed his own grandson.
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Polynices
Man of much strife; from Greek 'polys' (many) and 'neikos' (strife).
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Polyphemus
Famous in song or much spoken of, from Greek 'poly' (many) and 'pheme' (voice...
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Polyxena
Polyxena means 'very hospitable' or 'host of many' in Greek.
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Pontus
Sea.
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Popi
Flower; from the flower.
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Poseidon
God of the sea.
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Pouvylas
From the town of Polis.
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Praxedes
Daring, brave.
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Praxiteles
One who exercises.
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Priam
Redeemed, bought back.
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Priapus
God of fertility and gardens.
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Pris
Ancient, venerable.
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Priscylla
Ancient.
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Prisma
Prism; spectrum of light
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Proais
A mythological name with no specific meaning.
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Prochora
Leader or protector.
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Procne
A mythological name with no specific meaning.
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Procopio
Progress or advancement.
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Procris
A mythological name with no specific meaning.
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Procrustes
Stretcher or stretcher out.
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Prokopios
Derived from Greek 'prokope' meaning 'progress' or 'advancement'.
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Prometheus
Forethought; one who thinks ahead, from Greek 'promētheia' meaning foresight.
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Prophyrios
Highly red, fiery.
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Protesilaus
Ancient Greek hero killed in the Trojan War.
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Proteus
Poseidon's attendant.
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Prysilla
Ancient, venerable.
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