Greek boy names
Most popular names
- Michael Who is like God #1 in US
- Christopher To bear, To carry #2 in US
- Alexander leader, Warrior, Defender of Mankind #5 in US
- Andrew Masculine, Courageous #7 in US
- Adam Man, Formed of Earth #23 in US
- Dennis Happy #26 in US
- Nathan He gave, Gift of God #27 in US
- Christian Follower of Christ #29 in US
- Luke From Lucania, Evangelist, Luminous #36 in US
- Eugene Well born, Born to Nobility #39 in US
- Eli Ascension, Uplifted #58 in US
- Adrian Rich #74 in US
- Theodore Gift of God #92 in US
- Seth Placed, Appointed #104 in US
- Martin Warlike #114 in US
- Elias God Is My Salvation #123 in US
- Penny Industrious Weaver #162 in US
- Jerome Sacred name #208 in US
- Kristopher Bearer, Carrier of Christ #219 in US
- Cristian Follower of Christ #238 in US
- Andre Courageous #239 in US
- Adrienne Confident #268 in US
- Xander Defender of mankind ancient Greek #288 in US
- Ellis God Is My Salvation #329 in US
- Lukas Man from Lucania region #395 in US
- Zander Defender of mankind #431 in US
- Anderson Courageous #443 in US
- Christop Bearer of Christ name #487 in US
- Denis Happy #610 in US
- Isadore gift of Isis goddess #615 in US
- Atlas Bearer of the heavens #642 in US
- Denny Happy #705 in US
- Basil Kingly #725 in US
- Adonis Lord, Beautiful man #773 in US
- Erastus beloved or desired greatly #781 in US
- Ari Greatest Achievement #796 in US
- Isidore Strong gift #818 in US
- Cletus called or summoned by God #838 in US
- Geo Earth ground shortened form #848 in US
- Christophe Bearer, Carrier of Christ #891 in US
- Arie Greatest Achievement #940 in US
- Kristofer Bearer, Carrier of Christ #952 in US
- Cristopher Bearer, Carrier of Christ #1011 in US
- Leonidas lion like brave fierce warrior #1027 in US
- Solon Wise man sage wisdom #1030 in US
- Arsenio Masculine #1042 in US
- Arian Charming #1118 in US
- Narcissus Sleep numbness daffodil flower #1118 in US
- Adriane Confident #1139 in US
- Niko victory of the people #1155 in US
Greek boy names come from an ancient alphabet and a living tradition that never really stopped. Some, like Michael and Christopher, moved into the Christian church and stayed there for two thousand years. Others like Alexander and Andrew were born from the language itself—power, strength, help—and got reinforced by famous men who lived them out. Then there's Adam, which jumped from Hebrew into Greek and became universal.
You'll find names that belonged to philosophers, saints, and kings. The Greeks kept naming their sons after these men across centuries, so the same names show up again and again, each time with new weight. Every name below comes with its meaning and origin, so you can see where the power in it comes from.