When naming your daughter, one of the first things you’ll need to consider is what her name will be in Greek. Some people may think that this is ridiculous and unnecessary but it’s actually really important for children with Greek heritage to have a Greek names for girls.
So what are some options? Well, there are many different methods for translating your English-sounding girl names into their more authentic sounding counterparts.
For example, if you named your daughter Alexandria (Alexandria), she could also go by Alixandra or Alexia; if you named her Julia (Julia) then she could also go by Iulia or Juliana; etc.
If you’re still struggling with finding the perfect translation of an English-sounding girl name into its more.
Here we’ve made a list of some great Greek names for girls:
• Acacia
• Adara
• Agnes
• Alala
• Alena
• Alessa
• Alessandra
• Alexa
• Alexandra
• Alexis
• Amara
• Anastacia
• Andrea
• Anfisa
• Angelica
• Angelina
• Annis
• Anthea
• Antonia
• Aphrodite
• Aretha
Greek Names for Girls with Meaning
• Aria
• Ariadne
• Arianna
• Arina
• Artemis
• Asia
• Asteria
• Astra
• Atalanta
• Aura
• Aurelia
• Aurora
• Azelia
• Basilia
• Beta
• Bronte
• Calista
• Callie
• Carissa
• Cassandra
• Cassia
• Catherine
• Chloe
• Circe
• Cora
• Cressida
• Cynthia
Ancient Greek Names for Girls
• Danae
• Delia
• Demi
• Desdemona
• Despina
• Dido
• Dorothea
• Dorothy
• Eleanor
• Elena
• Ella
• Evangeline
• Evanthe
• Helen
• Helena
• Hermia
• Hermione
• I74. anthe
• Juno
• Karisa
• Katherine
• Katie
• Lois
• Luna
• Lydia
• Lyra
• Lysandra
• Lyssa
Unique Greek Names
• Margaret
• Melania
• Melanie
• Melia
• Melissa
• Melody
• Myra
• Myrine
• Nicole
• Olympia
• Ophelia
• Penelope
• Peta
• Phoebe
• Sara
• Selena
• Selene
• Sofia
• Stephanie
• Tana
• Tessa
• Thalia
• Thea
• Theodora
• Theresa
• Tiffan
• Xanthe
• Yolanda
• Zephyra
Also read: 500+ Best, Catchy , Unique & Funny Orc Names
Conclusion:
The Greek language has some beautiful names. If you think that choosing a Greek name will change your baby, don’t be afraid! Although it’s not the most common language to use for baby names, it’s still very beautiful and romantic. Plus you can always find more variations for any name from Greece!
You can even include a word or a suffix/prefix of another language that has the same meaning as a Greek name. For instance: Alexandra / Aleksandra – Αλεξανδρούλα which is a form of Alexander means “protector of man” Tomasso – Τομάσω means I cut Yannis / Gannis.
