Baby Names belongs to Greek origin
Baby names belonging to Greek origin are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
4,778 names found · showing 961–1,000
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Helaine | Derived from helen |
| HELEN | A bright and shining light. |
| Helena | Variation of Helen: Light |
| HELENUS | myth name (son of Priam) |
| HELIA | A name of Greek origin meaning the bright sun. |
| HELICE | Derived from Greek meaning a spiral or willow. |
| Helike | Greek name meaning a constellation or willow. |
| HELIOS | myth name (god of the sun) |
| HELLE | myth name (daughter of Athamas) |
| Heller | A person who is bright or light. |
| HEMERA | myth name (day) |
| HENRIKA | mistress of the hearth |
| HEPHAESTUS | myth name (god of the crafts) |
| Hera | Goddess Of Maternity; Hera: (the Roman Juno) was the mythological Greek Queen of Heaven and wife of Zeus. Dealing with her husbands infidelities she came to be called the goddess of marriages.; Queen of Heaven; Queen of Gods |
| Heraklesr | Glory of the goddess Hera. |
| HERCULES | myth name (son of Zeus) |
| Here | Meaning the present location. |
| Hermandina | A bold protector of the people. |
| Hermandine | A brave warrior and protector. |
| HERMES | myth name (messenger of the gods) |
| Hermione | "Messenger. Variant of Hermes, the Greek Messenger god, known to the Romans as Mercury." |
| Hermoine | A messenger or earthly woman. |
| HERO | myth name (priestess of Aphrodite) |
| HESIONE | myth name (daughter of Laomedon) |
| HESPER | The bright evening star. |
| HESPERIA | myth name (one of the Hesperides) |
| HESPEROS | The god of evening stars. |
| HESTIA | myth name (goddess of hearth and home) |
| HIERONIM | meaning unknown |
| HILAEIRA | myth name (girl carried off by Pollux and Castor) |
| HIPOLIT | freer of horses |
| HIPPOCAMPUS | myth name (a horse of Poseidon) |
| HIPPODAMIA | myth name (wife of Piirithous) |
| HIPPOGRIFF | myth name (part horse, part griffen) |
| HIPPOLYTE | myth name (queen of the Amazons) |
| HIPPOLYTUS | myth name (son of Theseus) |
| Hippolytusr | Freer of horses. |
| HIPPOMENES | myth name (winner of Atalanta) |
| Homar | Given as hostage; promised. Homer was credited with writing the epic Greek poems the Iliad and the Odyssey. |
| HOMER | A pledge or a security bond. |