Alexander. Theodore. Sebastian. Atlas. Greek boy names have a built-in gravitas that other origins struggle to match. Probably because they were naming gods and conquerors while everyone else was naming farms.
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divine gift
Englishfrom Sebastia
Englishman from Lucania
Italianthe Lord is my God
Greekdefender of men
Greekgift of God
Hebrewman from Lucania
GreekTwin
EnglishPriceless; of inestimable worth
Englishone who carries Christ in heart
Greekmessenger
Spanishmanly, brave
Greekgift of God
Englishto carry, to endure
Greekmaster, conqueror
Englishshort form of Jason, the healer
Americanpeople's champion, victorious
Englishfarmer, earthworker
Englishtreasurer, keeper of treasure
Englishbrave, lion-hearted
Englishhealer, to heal
Englishhealer
AmericanGod is with us
Hebrewvictory of the people
Greekdefender of the people
Spanishrock, stone
Englishmanly, brave
Spanishanointed one
Americandefender of men
Englishlord, master
Americanhonoring God
Englishvictory of the people
Italiandefender of the people
EnglishLord
Americanhe has heard, God has heard
Englishcrown, wreath
Englishdark red, crimson
AmericanGod is good; Yahweh is good
Germanfarmer; earth worker; tiller of the soil
Spanishangel; messenger of God
Italianbane, destruction (war god)
Greekrising in the sky, boundary
Englishgift of God, gift of Yahweh
Scandinavianvictory of the people
Greekto tame, to subdue
Frenchmanly, brave
Frenchcrown, wreath
Englishto hold fast, to restrain
Greekof the Julian clan, youthful
Romanlion
Hebrewstrength, manly beauty
Americanto tame, to subdue
Greekcrown, wreath
Spanishdefender, protector
Greekmanly, brave
Englishfearless, not cowardly
Americanlion man
Spanishsun
Italianson of the lion
Greeklover of horses
Englishfrom the city of Troy
Englishwatchful, vigilant, alert
Englishdescendant of Dorus, Dorian Greek
Englishrock, stone
Englishmanly, strong, courageous
Englishdefender of men
Italianman, warrior
Basquewhere roses grow
Englishhealer (via Jason/Iason)
Americanto heal (from iasthai)
Americanlover of horses
Englishanointed one carrier
EnglishLord (via Kyrie element)
African Americanfollower of Dionysus
Englishvictory of the people
Greektwin
Spanishimmortal, divine
Englishhe who holds firm the good
Persiangift of God
Spanishhealer (via Jason)
Americangood man, strong man
ScottishLord have mercy (liturgical)
Americanpriceless one
Englishdefender of men
Englishmy strength is Yahweh
Hebrewwell-born, of noble birth
Englishdefender of men
Englishgift of God
Americandefender of men
Scottishhater of injustice
Spanishdefender, helper of mankind
Italianof the angel, son of Angelo
Italianblessed, happy
Greekfollower of Demeter, devoted to earth mother
Greekluminous circle, sacred light
Englishcrown, wreath
Germanvenerable, revered
Germangreat one, straining force
Americanearth-lover
Greeksky father, divine sky
Greekmanly, brave
Greekdivine, godly
Greekfollower of Christ
Scandinavianfollower of Christ
Italianwest wind
Americanone who hears, God has heard
Hebrewbeginning, origin
Americanpure (short for Catherine)
Englishsacred song, hymn
Americanbearer of Christ
Americanoverseer, superintendent
Englishvictory of the people
Americanhe who causes distress
Greekbearer of Christ
Englishvictory of the people
Germandragon, serpent
Greekvictory of the people
Greekdifficult journey
Latinravager, one who destroys
Greekdivine, of Zeus
AmericanGod has helped
Jewishholy name, sacred name
Englishof the lyre, lyric poetry
Americanspirit, divine inner power
Greekvictory of the people
Englishflax, flaxen-haired
Scandinavianmodern invented name, possibly dark one
AmericanGod is gracious
Greekbearer of Christ
Spanishprimordial force of attraction
Greekshortened form of Aristotle: best purpose
Greekvictory of the people
Serbianinvented modern American name
Americanfirm, unwavering
Englishfollower of Dionysos, of Zeus
Americanthe opportune or right moment
Greeksafe, unharmed (proposed etymology)
Greekdefender of men
Polishorder, universe
Italiancrown, wreath
Americanmyrrh, fragrant oil
Greektraveler, one who returns home
Greeksun, sunshine
Persiancrown, wreath
Germanbearer of Christ
Spanishfarmer, earth-worker
Italianliberator of men
Spanishlion man
Greeklion
Armenianvenerable, revered
Frenchto tame, subdue
Americanprotector of men
Englishwell-born, of noble descent
Americanavenger, one who does not forget
Greekrule, measuring rod
Americanking, royal
Englishto tame, subdue
Englishfirst, beginning
Americandark red, crimson
Americanfarmer, earth-worker
Catalangift of God
Germandefender of men
Frenchflax, linen plant
Italiansacred name
Spanishgift of Artemis, devoted to Artemis
Russianlord, master
Americanmy God is Yahweh
Greekdefender of men (short for Alexander)
Englishfriend of God, beloved by God
Greekmelodious, pertaining to song
Spanishmanly, brave
Romanianstar
Americanthe shining one
Americanlight
Americanvery handsome, beautiful
Greekcrown, wreath
Italianrelating to the Levites, priestly tribe
Jewishimmortal, deathless
Greekdefender, protector, warrior
Greekconnected to Damia, goddess of the harvest
Germanharmony, concord
Americangreat one, gift
Irishdefender of men
Scottishgift of Zeus
Greekgift of God
SpanishGod is gracious
Greekdefender of the people
Spanishhealer (from Greek root of Jason)
Americandefender of men
Russianwith melody, melodious
Greekhonoring God
Englishwood, forest
Americandefender of men
Italiancrown, garland
African-Americanlover of horses
Polishfollower of Christ, anointed one
Americanholding fast, steadfast protector
Portugueselover of the earth
Greeknamed after the Parisii Gallic tribe
Americanchampion of the people
Danishfollower of Christ
Spanishdeparture, going out
Americandefender of men
Scottishwho is like God
Spanishglowing, scorching
Englishwatchful, alert, awake
Spanishhealer
Americanair, atmosphere
Americanearth
Americanhealer
Americansteadfast, constant
Greekshort form of -dino names, little warrior
Italianvictory of the people
Italiancalm, tranquil
Englishswift, victorious
Americanvictory of the people
Greekwell-born, of noble birth
Italianstar
Englishguardian, protector
Arabicwrathful
Spanishhyacinth flower
Spanishfree man
Norwegianpursuer, one who seeks
Greekvictory of the people
Italiansun
Greekgift of God
Englishof the Titans, giant
Polishlord, master (via Kyrie element)
Americanson of the ace, son of excellence
Americanmy God is Yahweh
Italianhealer
Americanhealer (via Jason/Greek root)
Americanhollow, seething pool
Americanof uncertain meaning, possibly healer
Greekflower sound
Japanesecrown, wreath
EnglishGod is gracious
Americanlordly, masterful
Englishblue-green color
Americanhonoring God, one who honors God
Spanishgift of God
Scandinavianblessed, happy
Russianlordly, master (via Cyril)
African-Americanrock, stone
Englishstrong, virile, masculine
Greekrejoice, hail, greetings
Americanwrathful, to cause pain
Greekman from Lucania (southern Italy)
Greekindivisible, uncuttable
Americangift of Artemis, safe and sound
SpanishGod has given (via Nathan blend)
Americandefender of men, protector of the people
Greekcompletion, eternity
Americandevoted to Demeter
Greekrejoice, be glad
Africanvictory of the people
Biblicaldark, coal-black
Americanmeasured flow, regular beat
Americanvictory of the people
ItalianGod is gracious; Yahweh shows favor
Greekunconquered, victorious
Russianlord, my lord
Greeksacred name
Spanishbearer of Christ
Englishblessed, happy
Spanishhealer
Americanbearer of Christ, Christ-carrier
Scandinaviandragon, serpent
Greekgift of Isis
Greekhonoring God, to honor God
FrenchGod has remembered
Jewishfollower of Christ, anointed one
Americanreflected sound
EnglishGod, divine
Italianbeautiful, good, noble
GreekGod is gracious
Greekpowerful giant, cosmic force
Englishdevoted to Demeter
Russianto rejoice, happy, glad
Romanforest, wood, timber
Americanhealer
Americanhealer, to heal
Englishfrom Sebastos (venerable city)
Europeanvictory of the people
Germanlion man
Basqueto set, to place, to establish
Greekbearer of Christ
Englishgodly, divine
Greekthe unseen
Greekof the earth
Greekanointed one
Englishgift of God
Greekthird
Greekhealer, to heal
Americanhealer
Americanto carry, to endure
Americanearth mother follower
Greeklyric poetry, song set to the lyre
Americanfollower of Christ, Christian
Germanlegendary king of Phrygia, golden touch
GreekGod is gracious
Greekcrown, garland
Frenchmessenger of the gods
Greekwatchful, alert, vigilant
Scottishpillar, support
Malagasyvictory of the people
Americanvictory of the people
Italianthin-lipped
Spanishmyrrh, fragrant resin
Eastern Europeandefender of the people, protector of men
Dutchdefender of men, protector of the people
Greekdefender of men
Americanpledge, hostage
Greeknight
GreekGod saves, salvation
Hebrewbattle, fighter, combatant
Americanthe anointed one
Greekgift of God
Spanishdefender of the people
Serbianlord, master
Greekdevoted to Demeter, follower of the earth goddess
Italianbest purpose, superior aim
Greekson of the lion, lion-like
Russianfrom the island of Cyprus
Americanimmortal, undying
Greeklife
Greekson of Aphrodite, Sicilian king
Americanblessed, happy
Russianmodern invented name, phonetic creation
AmericanGod is gracious
Italianmy God is Yahweh
Georgianliberator of men, one who frees
Spanishthe great beast, tiger
Englishdestroyer
GreekGod is salvation
Ethiopianunwavering, firm
Russianfarmer, earth-worker
Greekone who is led (possibly referring to blindness)
Spanishcity of Athena; city of wisdom
Americanwatchful, alert
Englishimmortal, deathless
Greeksun god
Greekson of encouragement
EnglishMy God is Yahweh
Italianlover of horses
Italianfrom Arcadia, of the idyllic land
Greekbest, most excellent
Spanish-speakinghealer (if from Greek Galen)
African Americandevoted to Artemis
Russianshort form of Cleopatra
Englishhonoring God
Russianfollower of Christ, anointed one
Danishwar, battle
Greekbeautiful elder, good old man
Italianage, era, vast expanse of time
Englishhealer
African Americandefender of the people
Greekwood, timber
Greekone who makes verses
Englishwho is like God
Italianto tame, subdue
Italiancrown, garland
Albanianof Greece, belonging to Hellas
Spanishvictory of the people
Germanbest, excellent
Englishdark red, crimson
Americanvictory of the people (via Nico)
Americanof Apollo, strength
Greekservant, messenger
Americanlotus flower
Americanvenerable, worthy of reverence
Frenchbearer of Christ, Christ-carrier
Americanstrong man
Italiandefender of the people
Russianvictory of the people
Japaneseof Zeus, belonging to Zeus
Greekhonoring God
Englishorder, beauty, universe
Italiandefender of men
Americanvenerable, revered
FrenchGod is gracious
GreekLord, master
Americanreason, rational thought
Englishpure, clear
Americanbeautiful, of noble beauty
Americanvictory of the people
Russianvenerable, revered
Englishthe best, most excellent
GreekAegean Sea
Turkishgreat hunter, he who catches in the net
Greekblack banded gemstone
Americanfollower of Christ
Polishlord, my lord
Greekfortunate, favored by God
Greeksafe, uninjured
Greeklion-man
Frenchbeloved, desired
Danishhollow, vain (from Latin Cassius)
Englishvictory of the people
Greekuncertain — possibly related to the island of I...
Americanvictory of the people
Polishlion-like, descendant of lions
Greekdevoted to Demeter, goddess of harvest
Russiancoast, shore
ItalianGod is gracious
Greekcross, the Christian cross
Greekchromium element
Americanfrom Cyprus
Italianvictory of the people
Russianfirst among thinkers
GreekChrist-bearer, bearing the anointed one
Spanishdevoted to Demeter, of the earth goddess
Greekdefender of mankind
Russianpraised, lauded
Scottishnot evil, innocent
Greekhealer
Americanhealer
Americancolor, vibrant shine
Americanstrife, discord
Greekheart, courageous heart
Christianlord of the earth, husband of the earth
Greekvictory of the people
Americanvirile, masculine, strong
Spanishof Mars, warlike
Greekhitting the mark, fortunate
Danishrainbow
Englishthe hidden one, lady
Greekwell-pleasing, excellent
Italianhealer (if from Jason)
Americanhealer (from Jason root)
Americancup, chalice
Americandevoted to Demeter
Greekone who stammers
Spanishfrom the forest, of wood
Americanrock, stone
Greeklord, master
Greekconstant, steadfast
Greekcrown, garland, wreath of honor
Italiandefender of mankind
Russianking, royal
Spanishdefender of men
Ashkenazi Jewishresurrection, one who will rise again
Spanishbearer of Christ
Spanishson of Andrew
Englishdefender of the people
Italianforethought, foresight
Greekman, warrior
Serbianvital energy, life force
Chinesegentle, tame
African Americanlion-man, brave as a lion
SpanishGod is salvation
Hebrewlord, master
Greekolive tree + man (Greek etymology)
Englishmythical guardian creature
Englishwrathful, full of wrath
Spanishroyal, kingly
Greekvictory of the people
Greekto heal, healer
Greekdolphin
Italianwater sprite, water spirit
Germanicbeautiful, most beautiful
Greekgrace, kindness
GreekGod is salvation
Americangift of God
Greekthe greatest, most excellent
Greekdevoted to Dionysus, of Dionysus
Spanishthe best, excellent
Greekman of Attica, from Athens
Americanrock, stone
Serbianresurrection, one who will rise again
EnglishHealer, one who cures
African Americanof the forest, from the wood
Americanbeloved, desired
Spanishlover of his father, one devoted to his father
Coptic Christianlord, master
Greekall-holy, entirely sacred
GreekSunday child
Greekmanly, strong, brave
Spanishhealer, one who heals
Americanhelper, protector
Greekhealer
Americannoble heir, royal successor
Americanlife, living
Modern Americanglory of Hera
Greekfragrant ointment
Americangentle, tame
African-Americansun, throne
Persiansea strength, power of the sea
Greekcrown, wreath, garland
Serbianfire and blood (fictional Valyrian)
Englishdefender of men
Englishto carry, to endure
Americanecho, reverberating sound
Americanfrom Attica (Athens region)
Americanwide, broad
Europeanisland of goats
Italianbright; swift
Americanpure
Swedishnoble, of noble kind
Americanrose
Americanchosen, judged
Greekorder, beauty, ornament
Spanishof Dionysus, follower of Zeus
Englishlaurel tree
Greekwill, desire, divine purpose
Americanpriceless, inestimable
Italianglory, to celebrate
Greekall-seeing, vigilant
Greekmanly, brave
African-Americanof Zeus (through Dionysus etymology)
Greekpure, holy
Spanishglory of the father
Americandevoted to Demeter, of the earth goddess
Greekmoon
Latinunconditional, divine love
GreekSon of Sira; wisdom
Hebrewvictory of the people
Americanbearer of Christ
Englishbeloved, desired
Dutchsun, moon
Englishcalled forth, gloriously summoned
Americangift of the ocean
Greekhousehold spirit, ancestral guardian
Latinassociated with Saint Spyridon, miracle worker
Greeknoble kind, of noble birth
Englishfrom Tyre, Phoenician
Americanhealer (from Jason root)
African Americana magical charm or spell; also a curse
Englishlover of mankind
EnglishExclamation of triumphant discovery
Greekeach of the two; pure
Englishhealer; father of Jason in Greek mythology
AmericanVisible, clear, bright; the island of light
Greekfollower of Christ
NorwegianGrace, divine favor, loving-kindness
Greekmanly, strong (Drew/Andrew root)
Americangood ruler, well-governing
Greekson of the deacon
Americanearth mother
Greekrocky crag
Americanlion (via Ari root)
Americansun, radiant light
Greekmoral principles, code of conduct
Americanbearer of Christ
Americanswan
Latinpraised, praiseworthy
GreekBright light, torch, shining one
Greekangel, divine messenger
Frenchwide, broad
Greekhealing, wholesome
Greekbright, shining light, torch
Spanishthey came; arrival
Ugandanwatchful, vigilant
Russianhorse lover
Americanto tame, subdue
Englishpriceless one, of inestimable worth
Americandevoted to Demeter, goddess of harvest
Americanone who holds firm the good
Americandoing something with soul, creativity, and love...
Greekgentle breeze, morning air
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