Greek names tend to have actual meaning — Alexander means 'defender of men,' Sophia means 'wisdom.' They've been borrowed by every culture that came after ancient Greece, which means they feel universal rather than ethnically specific.
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messenger of the gods
sweet as honey
gift of God
blessed, happy
lordly, master (via Cyril)
storehouse keeper, one who distributes
rock, stone
strong, virile, masculine
the doubting one (biblical context)
pure, innocent
rejoice, hail, greetings
anointed one
crown, wreath
victory
child of Zeus (folk etymology)
most holy, most pure
bright, shining one
resurrection, rebirth
dark beauty
indivisible, uncuttable
pure
hyacinth
star
beautiful, of light
of the hunt, belonging to Artemis
daughter of Brises
anointed one
life of Zeus
crystal, clear as ice
foreign woman, stranger
healer (via Jason blend)
completion, eternity
devoted to Demeter
defender of men
possessing goodness
of Apollo, god of light
rejoice, be glad
dry, dry earth
dry, drought-tolerant (from Greek azaleos)
stranger, foreigner (from xenos)
sun, bright light (from Iliana)
defender of mankind
victory of the people
victory of the people
victory of the people (as short form of Nicholas)
measured flow, regular beat
victory of the people
stranger; guest (via Xenia)
dark, dark-haired
each of the two
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