A Greek name meaning "liberator". In Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream", one of the young Athenian lovers.

The feminine form of Lysander, a Greek name meaning "liberator". Has an aristocratic sound with classical roots.

A Greek form of Magdalene, referring to Mary Magdalene in the Bible. Combines religious significance with an elegant sound.

A Greek name meaning "pearl". Its classic dignity and wealth of nickname options offer both formality and sweetness.

A musical term representing a sequence of notes. Its artistic meaning and flowing sound have a sweet, harmonious quality.

Greek mythology name meaning "cloud". In legends, she was a cloud nymph created by Zeus.

In Greek mythology, a cloud nymph and the mother of centaurs. Symbolizes the ethereal and celestial.

Greek name meaning "sea nymph". Shakespearean connections through The Merchant of Venice.

Greek name meaning "victor". Historical associations with several ancient figures.

A Greek name meaning "victor" or "conqueror". Has historical significance from the ancient world with a strong sound.

Greek name meaning "victory of the people." Has religious significance through St. Nicholas.

A shortened form of Nicholas meaning "victory of the people". Its international appeal and friendly sound have a cool, approachable quality.

A Greek name meaning "victory of the people". Has biblical connections as a Pharisee who visited Jesus by night.

Named after Mount Olympus, home of the Greek gods. Combines mythological significance with athletic associations.

A Greek name meaning "help". Its Shakespearean connections and flowing sound have a poetic, literary quality.

Named after the mighty hunter in Greek mythology. Represents strength and prominence as one of the most recognizable constellations.

A Greek mythological hunter placed among the stars. Its celestial connection and distinctive sound have a powerful, cosmic quality.

Named after the hunter in Greek mythology and a prominent constellation. Carries celestial and mythological significance.

Greek name meaning "all-gifted". In mythology, the first woman on Earth who opened the forbidden box.

Greek name derived from the ancient city. Has classical mythology connections through Paris of Troy.

Greek name associated with faithfulness and cleverness. In Homer's Odyssey, Penelope was Odysseus's faithful wife.

A Greek name from mythology meaning "weaver". Its playful rhythm offers both classical elegance and cute nickname options.

In Greek mythology, the daughter of Zeus and goddess of spring. Carries mythological depth with a melodic sound.

Greek name meaning "rock" or "stone." Has religious significance through the apostle Peter.

A Greek name meaning "rock". Its biblical significance and friendly sound have a reliable, approachable quality.

Greek name meaning "bright". In mythology, the daughter of Minos and wife of Theseus.

A Greek name meaning "lover of horses". Its classic sound has a friendly, approachable quality.

A Greek name meaning "love" or "lover". Has philosophical connections and a distinctive, intellectual sound.

A Greek name meaning "lover of strength". Associated with a Catholic saint, giving it religious significance.

Greek name meaning "bright" or "pure." In Greek mythology, Phoebe was a Titan associated with the moon.

Greek name referring to the mythical bird that rises from its ashes. Symbolizes rebirth and resilience.

A mythical bird that rises from its ashes. Its symbolic rebirth and distinctive sound have a powerful, resilient quality.

Originally a Greek topographic name meaning "where roses grow". Has geographical and nature connections with a strong sound.

Greek name meaning "venerable" or "revered." Has royal and literary connections while maintaining a classic feel.

Greek name meaning "moon goddess." Has musical associations and a melodic quality.

A Greek name meaning "moon goddess". Its celestial connection and melodic sound have a luminous, mystical quality.

Alternative spelling of Sophia meaning "wisdom." International variant popular in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries.

A variation of Sophia meaning "wisdom". Its international appeal and flowing syllables feel both elegant and warm.

Greek name meaning "wisdom." Has ancient roots and has been popular across many cultures.

A Greek name meaning "wisdom". Its flowing syllables and classical roots give it an elegant, thoughtful quality.

A Greek name referring to female prophets in the ancient world. Combines mystical associations with a vintage sound.

A diminutive of Theresa meaning "harvester". Its compact form has a friendly, approachable quality.

In Greek mythology, one of the nine Muses and one of the three Graces. Represents festivity and flourishing.

In Greek mythology, one of the nine Muses and one of the three Graces. Represents festivity and flourishing.

Greek name meaning "goddess" or short form of Dorothea meaning "gift of God." Has a sophisticated simplicity.

A shortened form of Theodora meaning "gift of God". Its compact form has a sophisticated yet sweet quality.

A Greek name meaning "goddess", short for Dorothea or Althea. Combines divine associations with a simple, elegant sound.

A shortened form of Theodore meaning "gift of God". Its compact form has a friendly, approachable quality.

Greek name meaning "gift of God." Can be shortened to the friendly nickname Ted or Teddy.

A Greek name meaning "gift of God". Its distinguished history balances with the adorable nickname "Teddy".

A Greek name meaning "gift of God". Combines religious significance with vintage charm and friendly nickname options.

A Greek name meaning "hunter". Has a strong, masculine sound with ancient classical roots.

Greek place name, a region of ancient Greece. Evokes classical history and mythology.

In Greek mythology, the lover of Pyramus, their story inspiring Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet". Has romantic, tragic associations.

Greek name meaning "honoring God." Has biblical significance through St. Timothy.

A Greek name meaning "honoring God". Its biblical significance and friendly sound have a gentle, thoughtful quality.

Greek short form of Alexander meaning "defender of the people." Modern and strong with ancient roots.

A Greek name meaning "yellow" or "blonde". Has an exotic sound with classical roots.

A Greek name meaning "yellow" or "blonde". Has a distinctive, exotic sound with classical roots.

In Greek mythology, one of the immortal horses of Achilles. Also a river in ancient Turkey, giving it both mythological and geographic connections.

A Greek name meaning "hospitality" or "foreign". Has both virtue associations and classical heritage.

A Greek variant of John, meaning "God is gracious". Has a distinctive international quality with Hellenic roots.

Greek name meaning "gift of Zeus". Associated with the founder of Stoic philosophy.

A Greek name derived from Zeus. Associated with the philosopher Zeno of Citium, founder of Stoicism.

Greek name meaning "life of Zeus". Historically borne by the warrior queen of Palmyra.

Named after the 3rd-century queen of Palmyra. Combines historical significance with an exotic, powerful sound.

Derived from the Greek god of the west wind. Represents something gentle yet mysteriously powerful.

Greek name meaning "west wind". Airy and distinctive.

From Greek mythology, the god of the west wind. Evokes gentleness and nature with an unusual, distinctive sound.

Feminine form of Zephyr, referring to the west wind in Greek mythology. Ethereal and unusual.

The feminine form of Zephyr, the Greek god of the west wind. Combines mythological depth with a delicate, flowing quality.

Greek name meaning "life." Vibrant and energetic with ancient roots and modern appeal.

A Greek name meaning "life". Its positive meaning and zippy sound have an exuberant, vibrant quality.

A Greek name meaning "life". Its zippy sound and positive meaning give it spirited, cheerful energy.