What are some really cool Greek names for boys?

I named my first born after my father in law and would like some suggestions for my future kids. Girls names are easy but I would like some suggestions on boys names, names that would be easy to pronounce for non greek speaking people and names that others cant easily make fun of. Genuine answers would be appreciated.

What are some really cool Greek names for boys?
Adonis - meaning "my lord."





Alexandros-form of Alexander, meaning "defender of mankind."





Angelos-meaning "angel, messenger"





Apollodoros-"Gift of Apollo"





Aristoteles- "a thinker",derived from the elements aristos "excellence" and telos "purpose"





Chariton-meaning "grace, kindness"





Demetrios-meaning "loves the earth"





Eugenios-meaning "Well born"





Fotis-meaning "light"





Helios-meaning "sun"





Hermes-meaning "of the earth"





Ioannis-meaning "God is gracious"





Konstantinos-meaning "steadfast"





Leandros- meaning "Lion-man"





Nicolaos-meaning "victory of the people"





Matthaios-meaning "gift of God"





Makarios-meaning "blessed"





Orestes-meaning "of the mountains"





Orion-meaning "mountain man"





Panagiotis- meaning "All-holy"





Paris- my favorite- no meaning





Perikles-meaning "Surrounded by glory"





Philemon-meaning "affectionate"





Phoivos-meaning "shining one"





Theodoros-meaning "Gracious gift'





Zephyr- "west wind"





Yiannis-meaning "God is gracious"
Reply:Alec


Alessandri/e/o


Alexei


Christos


Damen


Darrius


Demetri


Dion


Endre


George


Gregorie


Isidore


Lysander


Marko


Markos


Myles


Nicholas


Paul


Paulos


Peder


Pedro


Petros


Sabastian


Stephan


Theo


Xander


Zale


or google 'baby names'.
Reply:When naming a child you need to know what the name meant.








Achilles A Trojan War Hero


Adonis Highly Attractive


Alec Form of Alexander


Alexander, Alex Defender of Mankind


Andreas Form of Andrew


Andrew Manly, Strong


Adrian Rich


Anthony Flourishing


Arsenio Masculine


Basil Royal


Bishop Overseer


Carsten, Karsten Annointed


Christian Follower of Christ


Christopher Christ-Bearer


Colin Form of Nicholas


Cosmo Roderly, Harmonious


Damian, Damien Tamer


Darius Wealthy


Demetrius Lover of the Earth


Dennis From Greek Mythology


Elias Form for Elijah


Eugene Born to Nobility


Galen, Gale Healer


George Farmer


Gino Form of Eugene


Hector Steadfast


Jason Healer


Julius, Julian Youthful


Khristos, Christos Form of Christopher


Leon, Leonard Brave as a Lion


Milos Pleasant


Moris Son of the Dark One


Myron Fragrant Ointment


Nemo Glen


Nickolas (and all other spellings) Victorious People


Paris Lover


Peter Small Rock


Philip, Phil Horse Lover


Sebastian (and all other spellings) Venerable


Spiro Breath, Round Basket


Stamos Form of Stephen


Stephen (and all other spellings) Crowned


Thaddeus, Tad Courageous


Thanos Nobleman


Theodore Gift of God


Timothy Honoring God


Tyrone Sovereign


Xander Form of Alexander


Xenos Stranger


Yanni, Yanny, Yannis Form of John


Zander Form of Alexander


Zeno Cart, Harness
Reply:there are many greek boys names like:


* christopher


* alexander


* damien


* andrew


* gene


* jason


* george


* Luke


* peter


* pheonix


* steve


* steven


* stephen


* tom


* tim
Reply:Dimitri is a nice name
Reply:Acacio, Demos, Dennis (it is Greek), Dimitri, Jason, Jasper, Jerome, Odell, Ondr茅, Andr茅, Timothy, Cletus





http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/1/g...





This website may help too!
Reply:Niko


Loki
Reply:Zeus, Adonis, Aristotle, Herodotis, Herecles (Hercules), Pericles, Testicles. Okay, sorry. Aristotle is okay, Ari for short. Kids are going to find ways of making fun of any name. He either laughs with it or toughens up. I did both, depending on how big the other kid was! Remember the song, "A Boy Named Sue"? Well my name isn't Sue but it could be a girl's name. A Greek name? How about Kappa kappa kappa? Have a good day and enjoy they new baby. Pedro? Must be south Greece.
Reply:Stavros. Every time a winner.
Reply:My favourite ones are:





- Andrew (Manly; strong)


- Darius (Wealthy)


- Basil (Royal)


- Hector (Steadfast)


- Spiro (Breath)


- Theodore (Gift of God)





These names are easy to pronouce :D


Hope your future kids stay healthy.
Reply:why not just search the net...


simple names like philip have a greek background.
Reply:then, name after your mum's name or dad's. and that it is depending if others had parents names first.
Reply:I love Yannis.
Reply:Alexis is greek or Alexius


Jonas is greek so is Loukas maybe you can spell it Lucas


Seth I think is greek too and Zephyr which is weird


I had a friend named Uriah
Reply:there heaps of greek names such as:


Nikolas [depending on spelling]


Jason


Alexander


Julius


Christian


George


Christopher


Colin


Leonard


Steven


Philip


Theodore
Reply:Stavros, Vasili, Andeaeous.





Try Johnno
Reply:If you want to follow the tradition of Greece you might use the other names of the grandparents. But if you want to babtise them orthodox it must be an greek orthodox name.


Alexandros, Alexios , Evangelos (Vangelis), Stefanos, Georgios (George), Konstantinos, Michalis (Michael), Nikita, Marios, Antonios (Tony), Christoferos, Sebastianos, Stellios, Johannis (John)


.... the most greek names end with an -os but when you pronounce them you cut the -os or you change it with an -e


For example Alexandros - Alexandre - Alexi - Alex
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