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	Name	Meaning	Derivations	Origin
	Achilles	Without lips.	Achille, Achilleus	Greek
	Actaeon	History - was a famous theban hero, trained by the centaur chiron. a hunter.	Aktaion	Greek
	Adonis	Lord; handsome.	Adonise, Adonys, Adonyse	Greek, Hebrew
	Aeneas	Praised	Angus, Aonghus, Eneas, Enne, Oenghus, Oengus, Oneas	Greek
	Agamemnon	Resolute. working slowly. he was the warrior who commanded the greeks at the siege of troy.	Agamemno, Agamenon	Greek
	Ajax	Eagle		Greek
	Alcander	Defeder of humandkind. a form of alexander.	Allcander	Greek
	Alex	Defender of humankind. a short form of alexander.	Alec, Aleck, Alecko, Aleik (russian), Aleizo, Alejo (spanish), Alek, Alekko, Aleko, Alexi, Alexio (portuguese), Alexis, Alexis (greek), Alexx, Alexys, Alezio, Alezios, Alezius, Alika, Aliz, Alizk alik	Greek
	Alexa	Protector of men. a form of alexander.	Alastair, Alec, Alexander	Greek
	Alexander	Protector of men. defender of humankind.	A, Alcander, Alecander, Alecksander, Aleckxander, Alecsader, Alecxander, Aleister, Alejandro (spanish), Aleksajender (slavic), Aleksander (danish, Aleksandr (russian), Aleksei, Aleksy, Norse, Russian)	Greek
	Alexis	Defender of humankind. a short form of alexander.	Alec, Aleck, Alecko, Aleik (russian), Aleizo, Alejo (spanish), Alek, Alekko, Aleko, Alexi, Alexio (portuguese), Alexis (greek), Alexx, Alexys, Alezio, Alezios, Alezius, Alika, Alikka, Aliz, Alizk alik	Greek
	Allistair	The avenger.	Alasdair, Alastair, Alastor, Alistair, Alister, Allister, Allistir, Alsandair (irish)	Greek
	Alpha	First-born.	Alfa, Alfah, Alfia, Alfiah, Alfya, Alfyah	Greek
	Alpheus	A river god.	Alfeus, Alpheous	Greek
	Altair	Star; eagle flying.	Altar, Altayr, Altayre, Altyr	Greek, Arabic
	Ambrose	Divine, immortal.	Ambrogio (italian), Ambrois, Ambroise (french), Ambroisius (dutch, Ambros (irish), Ambrosio (spanish), Ambrosios (greek), Ambrossij (russian), Ambrossye, Ambrosye, Ambrotos, Ambroz, German, Swedish)	Greek
	Anastasius	Resurrection, springtime. a masculine form of anastasia.	Anastagio, Anastas, Anastase, Anastasi, Anastasij (russian), Anastasio (spanish), Anastasios, Anastasl, Anastatius, Anastazij, Anastazy (polish), Anastice, Nastagio	Greek
	Anatole	Eastern	Anatol, Anatolia, Anatoliah, Anatolie, Anatolio (spanish), Anatolis, Antal, Antoly	Greek
	Ancher	Anchor	Anchor	Greek
	Andrew	Manly, courageous, brave.	Aindreas (gaelic), Analo, Anderewe, Anders, Andersen, Anderson, Andias (slavic), Andonis, Andor, Andras (estonian, Andre (french), Andrea, Andreas (dutch, Andrei, Andrei (russian), German, Hungarian)	Greek
	Andros	Man, warrior, of a man.	Andras, Andres, Andris, Andro	Greek
	Andy	Manly, courageous. a short form of andrew.	Andi, Andre, Andres, Endi	Greek
	Anker	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Ankor, Ankur	Greek, Danish
	Antares	A star.		Greek
	Anthe	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Anthey, Anthi, Anthie, Anthy, Anti, Antty, Anty	Greek
	Antti	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Antey, Anthi, Anthie, Anthy, Anti, Antty, Anty	Greek, Finnish
	Apollo	God of the sun, sunlight, manly beauty	Apolinario, Apolinaro, Apolo, Apolonio, Appollo, Appolo, Appolonio	Greek
	Archimedes	Brilliant	Archim, Archymedes	Greek
	Argus	Vigilant, watchful		Greek
	Arion	Magic horse.	Arian, Arien, Ariona, Arionah, Aryon, Aryona, Aryonah	Greek
	Aristides	Descendant of the brilliant one.	Aristede, Aristedes, Aristide, Arisztid, Arysrides, Arystydes	Greek
	Aristo	Brilliant	Aristophanes, Aristotle, Arysto, Arystotle	Greek
	Aristotle	Brilliant thinker.	Aristotal, Aristotel, Aristotol, Aristott, Aristotyl, Arystotte	Greek
	Arlo	Strong, brave, courageous one. a form of andrew.	Arlow	Greek, Latin
	Armand	Of the army, strong, brave, courageous army.	Arman, Armando, Armin, Armon, Armond	Greek, Old german
	Arsenio	Masculine.	Arsen, Arsene, Arseneo, Arsenius, Arseny, Arsenyo, Arsinio, Arsinyo	Greek
	Astley	Star-lit field.	Asterlea, Asterleah, Asterlee, Asterleigh, Asterley, Asterlie, Asterly, Astlea, Astleah, Astlee, Astleigh, Astlie, Astly	Greek
	Athan	Immortal	Ateef, Atef, Atek (polish), Athen, Athens, Athin, Athins, Athon, Athons, Athyn, Athyns	Greek
	Attila	Father	Atou, Attilah, Attilio, Attyla, Attylah	Greek
	Axel	Source of all life; father of peace.	Axelle, Axil, Axyl	Greek, Norse, Old german
	Aymil	Industrious	Aimil, Aimyl	Greek
	Balthasar	May the lord protect the king.	Baldassare (italian), Baltasar (german, Belshazzar (hebrew), Swedish)	Greek
	Bandi	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Bandee, Bandey, Bandie, Bandy	Greek, Hungarian
	Baptist	To baptise.	Badezon, Baptista, Baptiste, Baptysta (polish), Battista	Greek
	Barnabas	Son of prophecy.	Barna (italian), Barnaba (italian), Barnabe (french), Barnabie, Barnaby, Barnebas, Barnebus (spanish), Barnibas, Barnibus, Bernabe, Burnabas, Burnaby	Greek, Hebrew
	Basil	Like a king, royal, majestic, basil herb.	Basile (french), Basilio (italian, Basilius (dutch, Basino, Bazel (dutch), Bazyli (polynesian), German, Portuguese), Spanish), Swedish), Vasilis, Vassili, Vassilij, Vassily	Greek
	Bastien	Venerable, old, great; revered. a form of sebastian, honoured above all others.	Baste, Bastiane, Bastion, Bastyan, Bastyane, Bastyon	Greek, German
	Blase	One who stammers.	Balas (hungarian), Balds (hungarian), Biagio (italian), Biago (italian), Blais, Blaise (english, Blas (spanish), Blasias, Blasien (german), Blasio, Blasius (swedish), Blayse, Blayze (english), French)	Greek
	Boutros	Rock. a form of peter.	Boutro	Greek, Arabic
	Cadmus	The founder king of thebes in greek mythology.		Greek
	Calisto	Most beautiful. derived from the greek word kallistos.	Callisto, Callistus	Greek
	Carey	Pure.; from the castle on the rocky island.	Care, Caree, Carre, Carrey, Carry, Cary	Greek, Welsh
	Carsten	Blessed, annointed one; a follower of christ, christian.	Karsten (swedish)	Greek, German
	Cassie	Prophet; clever, curly-haired one. a short form of names starting with "cas".	Casi, Cassi, Cassy	Greek, Irish
	Celestine	Little moon; little heavenly one.	Celestino (italian), Celestyn (polish)	Greek, French, Latin
	Charampios	Joy		Greek
	Chris	Christ bearer. a short form of names starting with "chris".	Chriss, Chrys, Chryss, Cris, Criss, Khris, Khriss, Khrys, Kris, Kriss, Kyryss	Greek
	Christian	Follower of christ, a heeler, consolidator, to unite or combine, to become solid or firm.	Chestien, Chestra, Chetien, Christiaan, Christiancito, Christiano (italian, Christos, Crestien (french), Cristan, Cristen, Cristian, Cristien< cristiene, Cristin, Cristyn, Crystian, Crystien, Spanish)	Greek, Latin
	Christopher	Christ bearer.	Chr, Chrisstof, Christo, Christobal, Christof (german, Christofer (dutch), Christoffer (danish), Christoforo, Christoph, Christophe (french), Christophor, Christophoro, Christophorus (greek), Russian)	Greek
	Christos	Christ; celebrated on christmas day	Christ	Greek
	Chrysander	Golden	Chrisander, Chrisandor, Chrisandre, Chrysandor, Chrysandre	Greek
	Chrysanthus	Golden flower.	Chrisanthias, Chrisanthius, Chrisanthus, Christanthyas, Chrysanthias, Chrysanthus, Crisanthas, Crisanthias, Crisanthus, Crysanthas, Crysanthias, Crysanthus	Greek
	Chumo	Twin. a form of thomas.		Greek, Spanish
	Cirrillo	Lord	Cirilio, Ciro, Cyrillo, Cyrilo, Cyryllo, Cyrylo	Greek, Italian
	Claus	Victory of th people. a form of nicholas.	Claas, Claes, Clause, Klaus, Klause	Greek, German
	Cleon	Famous	Cleopus, Clio	Greek
	Cletus	Illustrious, hardworking.	Cleo, Cleon, Cleytus	Greek
	Collins	Colin's son, son from the coal pool; holly.	Colin, Colins, Collin, Collyn, Collyns, Colyn, Colyns	Greek, Irish
	Corin	Youthful	Coran, Coren, Corine, Corron, Corun, Coryn, Koran, Koren, Korin, Koron, Koryn	Greek
	Cormac	Raven, son of the chariot racer; tree trunk.	Core, Corey, Cormach, Cormick, Maccormack	Greek, Gaelic, Irish
	Cory	Helmet		Greek
	Corydan	Head protection, helmut; from the hollow, god is my judge. a combination of cory and dan; lark.	Coridan, Coriden, Coridon, Coridyn, Coryden, Corydin, Corydon (greek), Corydyn	Greek, Hebrew, Irish
	Cosmo	Universal harmony.	Cosimo (italian, Cosma, Cosmah, Cosmas (greek), Cosme (french), Cosmo (greek), Cosmos, Spanish)	Greek
	Costa	Little, constant, steadfast one. a short form of constantine.	Costah, Costas, Costes	Greek
	Cr n n	Dark brown-haired or complexioned; companion, friend.	Cronan (greek)	Greek, Irish
	Creon	Prince, ruler.		Greek
	Cress	Loved; gudgeon, greedy	Kress	Greek, Latin, Old german
	Cyrano	From cyrene.	Cirano	Greek
	Cyril	Lordly ruler; a gem	Ciril, Cirille, Cirillo (italian), Cirilo (spanish), Ciro, Cirrill, Cyriack, Cyril, Cyrill (german/french), Cyrille, Cyrillus, Cyro, Cyrrils (portugese), Cyrus, Cyryl (polish), Girigel, Girioel, Gwril	Greek
	Damian	Taming, tamer	Damiano (italian), Damiao (portuguese), Damien (french), Damion, Damionos, Damyan, Damyen, Damyin, Damyon, Damyyn	Greek
	Damon	Constant, one who tames; spirit	Daemian, Daemien, Daemiin, Daemion, Daemiyn, Daimian, Daimien, Daimiin, Daimion, Daimiyn, Damas, Damian (german), Damiano (italian), Damien (french), Damion, Damiyn, Daymian, Daymien, Daymiin, Daymion	Greek, Latin
	Dandre	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andre and andrew.	D'andre, Dandrae, Dandras, Dandray, Dandrea	Greek, French
	Dard	Son of zeus		Greek
	Darin	Gift	Darian, Darien, Dario (spanish), Darion (spanish), Darrian, Darrin, Darryn, Daryn, Daryo (spanish), Dayrin, Dayrinn, Dearin, Dharin, Dharyn	Greek
	Darius	Ruler; wealthy one.	Dairus, Darieus, Dario, Darioush, Darrias, Darrios, Darrious, Darris, Darrius, Darrus, Darus, Daryos, Daryus, Derieus, Derio, Derius, Derrious, Derris, Derrius, Derryus, Deryus	Greek, Persian
	Deacon	Dusty, hard-working servant.	Deakin, Deicon, Dekel, Dekle, Deycon	Greek, English
	Deandre	Strong, brave, courageous one from the valley; divine. the combination of dean / andre.	Dayandre, Deenandre, Deiandre	Greek, French, Latin
	Deangelo	Angel, messenger of god.	Dangelo, Danglo, Deangelo, Diangello, Diangelo	Greek, Italian
	Demas	Popular one.		Greek
	Demetrios	Covering of earth, of demeter, goddes of fertility. the masculine form of demetria.	Demetre (french), Demetri, Demetrio (italian), Demetrius, Demetryus, Demitris, Dimiter, Dimitrij, Dimitrije, Dimitry, Dmitar, Dmitri (russian), Dymetr, Dymetree, Dymetrey, Dymetri, Dymetrias, Dymytrie	Greek
	Demos	The people.	Demas, Demosthenes, Demous	Greek
	Demostenes	Strength of the people.		Greek
	Denis	Follower of dionysos (god of wine and vegetation), celebration.	Danas, Dannis, Dannys, Denas, Denes, Denet, Dennas, Dennet, Dennett, Dennis, Dennison, Denny, Dennys, Dienes, Dion, Dionigi (italian), Dionigio (italian), Dionigo, Dionis (spanish), Dionisio (italian	Greek
	Deny	Son of denis, son of the follower of dionysus, the god of wine and vegetation, celebration.	Deni, Denie, Denni, Dennie, Deny	Greek
	Deon	Follower of dionysos (god of wine and vegetation), celebration. a short form of dennis.	Dion	Greek
	Diamond	Diamond, precious.	Dymond	Greek, English
	Dimiter	Covering of earth, of demeter, goddess of fertility.	Demetra, Demetri, Demitri, Dhimitrios, Dimetri, Dimetric, Dimetrie, Dimetrios, Dimetrius, Dimetrus, Dimitr, Dimitra, Dimitri, Dimitricus, Dimitrij (russian), Dimitrije (illyrian), Dimitrios, Dimitris	Greek
	Diomedes	Belonging to media.	Dyomedes	Greek
	Dion	God of wine and celebration. a short form of dionysus.	Deon, Dio, Dione, Dionigi, Dionis, Dionn, Dionne, Dionta, Diontae, Diontai, Dionte, Diontray, Dyon, Dyone	Greek
	Dionysus	God of wine and celebration.	Dion, Dionesios, Dionicio, Dionisios, Dionusios, Dionysios, Dionysius, Dunixi, Dyomysus, Dyonisios, Dyonisus	Greek
	Doran	Stranger; gift.	Doren, Dorin, Doron, Dorran, Dorren, Dorrin, Dorron, Dorryn, Doryn	Greek, Irish
	Dorian	From the sea, from doria.	Doran, Dorien, Dorran, Dorrance, Dorren, Dorrin, Dorryn, Doryn	Greek
	Egede	Young goat. a form of giles, carrier of th shield.	Eged, Egide (french), Egidio (italian), Egidus (dutch)	Greek, Danish, Norwegian
	Egor	Farmer. a form of george.	Igor, Yegor	Greek, Russian
	Eirenaios	Peaceful		Greek
	Eisenbart	Bright iron.		Greek
	Eisonbolt	Iron prince.		Greek, Teutonic
	Elek	Defender of humankind. a form of alec.	Elec, Eleck, Elic, Elick, Elik, Elyc, Elyck, Elyk	Greek, Hungarian
	Elias	Uplifting. a form of elijah.		Greek, Hebrew
	Elika	Wealthy. a form of rick.	Elycka	Greek, Hawaiian
	Elmo	Amiable, friendly.		Greek
	Endre	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andre.	Ender, Endres (german)	Greek
	Eneas	Praised. a form of aeneas		Greek, Irish
	Ennis	Mine, ninth-born child; island; only child.	Enis, Ennys, Enys	Greek, Celtic, Irish
	Erasmus	Loveable, desired.		Greek
	Erastus	Beloved, a giver of love, beloved in return.	Erastos	Greek
	Erebus	Dark-haired.		Greek
	Ernijo	Peace	Earnijo	Greek, Hungarian
	Esteban	Crowned. a form of stephan.	Estabon, Estavao (spanish), Estebe (basque), Estefan, Estephan, Estevan, Esteven, Estevez, Estiven, Estyvan, Estyven, Estyvin, Estyvon, Estyvyn, Etienne (french), Etyven	Greek, Spanish
	Etienne	Crowned. a form of stephen.	Etiene	Greek, French
	Ettore	Reliable, steadfast.	Etore	Greek, Italian
	Euclid	True glory.	Euclyd	Greek
	Eugene	Noble, well born.	Eugeen, Eugeene, Eugeius (dutch), Eugen (german), Eugenio (italian, Eugenios, Eujean, Eujeane, Eujeen, Eujein, Eujeyn, Evgeny (russian, Ezven (czech), Gene, Greek), Portuguese), Spanish)	Greek
	Eureka	Found	Eurekah	Greek
	Eusebuis	Honourable		Greek
	Eustace	Abundant corn.	Eustacee, Eustache (french), Eustachio (italian), Eustachy (polish), Eustaquio (spanish), Eustasius (german), Eustathios (greek), Eustatius (dutch), Eustazio (italian), Eustis, Eustquio (spanish), Sta	Greek
	Evander	Evangelist, preacher.	Evandar	Greek
	Evangelos	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Evaggelos, Evangelo, Evangelos	Greek
	Evgeny	Noble, well-born. a form of eugene.	Evgenij, Evgenyi	Greek, Russian
	Fadey	Courageious, bold. a short form of thaddeus, praising god.	Faday, Faddel, Faddey, Faddi, Faddie, Faddy, Fadeyka, Fadi, Fadie, Fady	Greek, Hebrew, Russian, Ukrainian
	Feodor	Gift of god. a form of theodore.	Fedar, Fedinka, Fedor, Fedya, Feodor, Fiodore	Greek, Slavic
	Feoras	Smooth rock.	Feora, Feorah	Greek
	Gaia	Earth	Gaiah, Gaya, Gayah	Greek
	Galeus	Lizard		Greek
	Gelasius	Laughter		Greek
	Gene	Noble; well born. a form of eugene	Gena (russian), Genek	Greek, Russian
	George	Farmer	Djuro (slavic), Egor (russian), Egorka (russian), Gayeirges, Gayorgee, Georg, Georg (danish, Georgas (scottish), Georges (french), Georgio (italian), Georgios (grek), Georgit, Georij, German, Swedish)	Greek
	Gil	Shield carrier; happy. a short form of names beginning with "gil".	Gill	Greek, Hebrew
	Giles	Carrier of the shield.	Egide (french), Egidio (italian), Egidius (dutch), Gide, Gilles (french), Gyles, Gylles	Greek
	Gotzon	Angel, god's messenger.		Greek, German
	Greg	Watchful. a short form of gregory.	Graig, Graigg, Gregos (danish), Gregus (german), Greig (scottish), Greigg (scottish)	Greek
	Gregory	Watchful	Greggori, Greggorie, Greggory (latin), Gregoire (french), Gregor (german), Gregori (italian, Gregorie (spanish, Gregorijie (illyrian), Gregorio (spanish), Gregorios (italian, Italian), Po, Portuguese)	Greek
	Grisha	Watchful. a form of gregory.		Greek, Russian
	Hala	Salty	Halah	Greek, Latin
	Halcyon	Quiet; kingfisher.	Halcion	Greek, Latin
	Hali	Sea	Halea, Haleah, Halee, Haleigh, Haley, Halie, Haly	Greek
	Hector	Steadfast	Ector, Ectore, Ettor, Ettore, Heckter, Hecktir, Hecktore, Hecktur, Hectar, Hectori, Hektar, Hekter, Hektir, Hektor, Hektore, Hektori, Hektur	Greek
	Heli	Sun	Helli	Greek
	Hercules	Gift of glory, strength.	Ercole, Heracles, Hercule	Greek
	Hermes	Messenger	Herm, Herme	Greek
	Herod	Protector		Greek
	Hesperos	Evening star.	Hespero	Greek
	Homer	Promise	Dutch), Holmer, Homa, Homar, Homere (french), Homero, Homerus (german, Omero (italian)	Greek
	Horace	Time keeper; promise.	Horacio (spanish, Horatio (italian), Horation, Horatius (german), Horats (dutch), Horaz, Horazio, Oratio, Orazio (italian)., Portuguese)	Greek, Latin
	Ignatius	Fiery one.	Eegnatie, Eneco (latin), Ennicus, Ignaas (scandinavian), Ignace (french, Ignacey, Ignacio (spanish), Ignas (scandinavian), Ignascha, Ignasha, Ignatas, Ignatius (latin), Ignatys, Ignaz (german, Polish)	Greek
	Ilario	Cheerful. the italian masculine form of hilary.	Ilaryo	Greek, Italian
	Isambard	Iron giant.	Imbard, Imbart, Isambart	Greek, German
	Isidore	Gift of isis; adored	Eesidor, Esidor, Esidore, Ezador, Ezadore, Ezidor, Ezidore, Isador, Isadore, Isidor (german), Isidoro (spanish, Isidro (spanish), Isodoro, Italian), Izador, Izadore, Izidor, Izidore, Izydor (polish)	Greek, English
	Jaan	Christian		Greek, Estonian
	Jace	Healer. the short form of jason.	Jacee, Jacey, Jaci, Jacie, Jacy, Jaec, Jaece, Jaic, Jaice, Jaicee, Jaicey, Jaici, Jaicie, Jaicy, Jayce, Jaycee, Jaycey, Jayci, Jaycie, Jaycy	Greek, Australian
	Jando	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander.	Jandin, Jandino, Jandyn, Jandyno	Greek, Czech
	Jared	Ruler, one who rules; holder of the rose.	Jara, Jarah, Jaret, Jarett, Jarod, Jarrad, Jarred, Jarret, Jarrett, Jarrod, Jarryd	Greek, Hebrew
	Jason	Healer	Jaasan, Jaasen, Jaasin, Jaason, Jaasun, Jaasyn, Jaesan, Jaesen, Jaesin, Jaeson, Jaesun, Jaesyn, Jahsan, Jahsen, Jahson, Jaisan, Jaisen, Jaisin, Jaison, Jaisun, Jaisyn, Jasan, Jasen, Jasin, Jasun, Jasy	Greek
	Jayson	Healer; son of the jaybird.	Jaysen, Jaysin, Jayssen, Jaysson, Jayssyn	Greek, Old english
	Jeno	Noble, well born. a form of eugene.	Jenoe	Greek, Hungarian
	Jerome	Sacred name, of god, holy name.	Geremia (italian), German, Gerome (english), Geronimo, Heironom, Heironymus (latin), Hieronimo, Jarom, Jarome, Jarrom, Jarrome, Jeremias (spanish), Jeriamiasz, Jeroan, Jeromene, Jeromina, Jeron, Stuch)	Greek
	Jorg	Famer. a form of george. a short form of jorgen.	Jeorg, Jois (dutch), Jorrin (spanish), Juergen, Jungen, Jurgen	Greek, German
	Jules	Youthful	Jewels, Joles, Jule	Greek, French, Latin
	Julio	Youthful	Jeleo, Julyo	Greek, Hispanic, Latin
	Julius	Youth with a shabby beard.	Giulio (italian), Gulias, Gulious, Juilios (spanish), Julas, Jules (french), Juliao, Julias, Julio (spanish), Julious, Juliyo, Julot, Julyo	Greek
	Jur	Farmer. a form of george.	Juraz, Jure, Jurek, Juri (latin), Jurie, Jurik, Jury	Greek, Czech
	Karey	From the rocky island; purity.	Carey, Karee, Kari, Karree, Karrey, Karri, Karrie, Karry, Kary	Greek, Welsh
	Karsten	Annointment	Christina, Karstan, Karstein, Karstin, Karston, Karstyn, Kristian	Greek
	Katala	Large fish, sea monster; spoon	Kutali	Greek, Sanskrit
	Kay	Purity	Cai, Kai (welsh), Kayde, Kayden, Kayle, Kaylen, Kaylid, Kayne, Kaynen	Greek
	Kees	The cornel tree; horn-coloured.	Keas, Kease, Keese, Keesee, Keis, Keys, Keyse	Greek, Dutch, Latin
	Keoki	Farmer. a form of george.		Greek, Hawaiian
	Khristos	Christ bearer. a form of christopher.	Christo, Christofer, Christoffer, Christopher, Christos, Christous, Cristo, Cristos, Cristous, Crysto, Crystos, Crystous, K, Khristo, Khristofer, Khristoffer, Khristoph, Khristopher, Khrysto, Kyrystos	Greek
	Kimbal	Vessel that is hollow; warrior chief.	Kimball, Kimbel, Kimbele, Kimbell, Kymbal, Kymbel, Kymbele, Kymbell	Greek, English
	Kimokeo	Honouring god. a form of timothy.		Greek, Hawaiian
	Kirill	Master, someone who rules. a form of cyril.	Ciril, Cyril, Kiril, Kyril, Kyrill	Greek, Persian, Russian, Slavic, Slavonic
	Kit	Christ-bearer. a short form of christopher.	Kito	Greek
	Kolyah	Victory of the people. a form of nikolai and nicholas.	Kolia, Koliah, Kolya	Greek, Russian
	Kris	A short form of kristopher / christopher, bearer of christ.	Chris	Greek
	Kylon	From the strait. a form of kyle; ;	Kilon, Kilonu	Greek, Gaelic, Hawaiian, Irish
	Kyros	Master	Kiro, Kiros	Greek
	Laertes	The father of odysseus and ophelia's brother in shakespeare's tragedy - hamlet.		Greek
	Lasse	Victory of the people. a form of nicholas.	Lase	Greek, Finnish
	Lazaro	Resurrection	Lazarillo, Lazarilo, Lazarito, Lazzaro	Greek, Italian
	Leander	Like a lion.	Ander, Landro (italian, Leandre (french), Leanther, Spanish)	Greek
	Leonidas	Son of the lion.		Greek
	Lex	Word	Laxton, Lexan, Lexen, Lexton	Greek
	Linus	Flax, yellow-coloured/haired.	Linas, Linis, Liniss, Linous, Lynis, Lyniss, Lynus	Greek
	Lucas	Bringer of light; from luciana. a masculine form of lucy.	Loukas, Luca (italian), Lucah, Lucassie, Lucca (italian), Luciano (italian), Lucio (italian), Luckas, Lucus, Lucys, Lukas, Lukasz, Lukus, Lukys	Greek, Danish, Dutch, German, Irish
	Luke	Bringer of light; from luciana. a masculine form of lucy	Danish), Dutch), Irish), Luc, Luca (italian), Lucais, Lucais (scottish), Lucano, Lucas (german), Lucca, Lucio (spanish), Luka, Lukas (swedish), Lukaz, Lukela, Luken, Luki, Lukyn	Greek, Latin
	Lyceus	Light	Lycius	Greek
	Lycidas	Wolf son.		Greek
	Lysander	Freedom maker	Lisander	Greek
	Macharios	Blessed		Greek
	Makarios	Blessed with happiness.	Makari, Makarie, Makary (polish), Makaryos	Greek
	Makis	Likenes to god. a short form of michael.	Makys	Greek, Hebrew
	Manolis	God is with us.	Mano, Manolys	Greek
	Mauri	Twilight. the finnish form of maurice, moor, dark skinned.		Greek
	Melea	Abundance	Meleah, Melee, Meleigh, Meley, Meli, Melie, Mely	Greek
	Milek	Victory of the people. a form of nick.	Mylek	Greek, Polish
	Milos	Pleasant	Milo, Mylo, Mylos	Greek, Slavic
	Monita	Alone	Minitah	Greek, Italian
	Morey	Dark one from the moor. the short form of morris.	Moree, Mori, Morie, Morrey, Morrie, Morry, Mory	Greek, English
	Myron	Fragrance	Miron	Greek
	Napa	Taken by a wolf.	Napah	Greek
	Napoleon	Fierce one from naples; lion from the forest dell.	Napoleane	Greek, Italian
	Narcissus	Daffodil, self-love.	Narciso (spanish), Narcisse, Narcisso (italian), Narcyso, Narcyss, Narcysse, Narcyssus, Narkis, Narkissos	Greek
	Nektarios	Sweet nectar.	Nektario, Niktario, Nyktario	Greek
	Nemo	From the valley, from the glade.	Nimo, Nymo	Greek
	Nereus	By the water.		Greek
	Nester	Wise traveller.	Nestar, Nestor, Nestyr	Greek
	Nicho	Follower of dionysos, the god of wine and celebration. a form of denis.	Nycho	Greek, Spanish
	Nicholas	Victorious people.	Claes, Claus, Clobes, Colas, Flaasje (dutch), Klaas (dutch), Klas, Klassis, Klaus, Kolinka, Neacail (scottish), Niccolo (italian), Nichals, Nicholaj, Nicholo (italian), Nickola, Nico, Nicol (scottish)	Greek
	Nicholson	Nicholas' son, son of the victorious people.	Nickelson, Nickoles, Nickoleson, Nycholson, Nyckolson, Nykolson	Greek, English
	Nick	Victorious people. a short form of nicholas.	Nic, Nicc, Nicke, Nik, Nyc, Nyck, Nyk	Greek
	Nicky	Victorious people. a short form of nicholas.	Nicki, Nickie, Nicky, Niki (hungarian), Nikie, Nikki (finnish), Niky, Nycki, Nyckie, Nycky, Nyki, Nykie, Nyky	Greek
	Nike	Victorious	Nikee, Nikey, Niki, Nikie, Niky, Nyke, Nykee, Nykey, Nyki, Nykie, Nyky	Greek
	Nikita	Victory of the people. a form of nicholas.	Nakita, Nakitah, Nakitas, Nikula, Nikulah, Nykita, Nykitah, Nykyta, Nykytah	Greek, Russian
	Oceanus	God of the sea, ocean dweller.	Ocean, Oceana, Oceanah, Oceane, Oceanis, Oceanos, Oceanous, Oceanys	Greek
	Odysseus	Full of wrath.	Odyseus	Greek
	Oleksandr	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander.	Olek, Oles (polish), Olesandr, Olesko	Greek, Russian
	Olympas	Of olympus, heavenly.		Greek
	Ona	Unity; graceful; donkey.		Greek, Gaelic, Iriah, Latin, Lithuanian
	Oratio	Time keeper; promise. a form of horatio.	Horatio, Oratyo, Orazio, Orazyo	Greek, Latin
	Orestes	Mountaineer	Orest, Oreste	Greek
	Orion	Son of fire, son of light.	Orian, Orien, Oryan, Oryen, Oryin, Oryon	Greek
	Orpheus	Ear	Orfeus	Greek
	Orris	Time keeper; promise. a form of horatio.	Oris, Orris, Orriss, Orrys, Orryss	Greek, Latin
	Otis	Son of otto, son of the wealthy, prosperous one; one who hears well.	Oates, Otes, Ottis, Ottys, Otys	Greek, Old english
	Panayiotos	All holy.		Greek
	Pancras	Powerful strength, all powerful.		Greek
	Panos	Stone. a form of peter.	Pano	Greek
	Patrobas	Life of his father.	Pad, Padd, Paddi, Paddie, Paddy, Padi, Padie, Pady, Pat, Pati, Patie, Patt, Patti, Pattie, Patty, Paty, Ric, Rici, Ricie, Rick, Ricki, Rickie, Ricky, Rik, Riki, Rikie, Riky, Ryc, Ryck, Rycki, Ryckie	Greek
	Patroclus	His father's glory.		Greek
	Pelagius	Of the sea.	Pelagyus	Greek
	Pelias	Leader	Pelyas	Greek
	Pello	Stone		Greek, Basque
	Pentecost	Whitsuntide		Greek
	Perben	Stone	Perban, Perbin, Perbon, Perbyn	Greek, Danish
	Pericies	Just leader.	Perycies	Greek
	Pericles	Famous far and wide.		Greek
	Perry	A rock, stone. a form of peter. a short form of peregrine, foreigner.	Peree, Perey, Peri, Perie, Perree, Perrey, Perri, Perrie, Pery	Greek, Old english
	Perseus	Destroyer		Greek
	Persis	From persia.	Persys	Greek
	Philander	Lover of humankind. a combination of phil and alexander.	Filander, Fylander, Phylander	Greek
	Philaret	One		Greek
	Philart	One who loves virtue.	Filart, Fylart, Fylarte, Philaret, Philarte, Phylart, Phylarte	Greek
	Philemon	Kiss	Philamin, Philamina, Philamine, Philamna, Philamyn, Philmon, Philmyn, Philmyna, Philmyne, Phylmin, Phylmina, Phylmine, Phylmon, Phylmyn	Greek
	Philiman	Lover of humankind.	Phileman, Philleman, Philliman, Phyliman, Phylliman	Greek
	Philo	Long friend, loving, friendly.	Filo, Fylo, Phylo	Greek
	Phoebus	Shining, pure, bright, of the sun. the masculine form of phoebe.	Phoebas, Phoebius	Greek
	Phoenix	Purple, immortal.		Greek
	Pilpo	One who loves horses.		Greek, Hawaiian
	Pirro	One with the flaming red hair.	Piro, Pyro, Pyrro	Greek, Spanish
	Plato	Strong shoulders, broad one, broad shoulders.	Platan, Platen, Platin, Platon, Platun, Platyn	Greek
	Pollock	Small; crowned.	Polick, Pollick, Polloch, Pollok, Polock, Polok	Greek, Old english
	Pollux	Crowned	Polux	Greek
	Pontus	Sea god.		Greek
	Porfirio	Dressed in purple. purple stone.	Porfiryo, Porfryio, Porfryo	Greek
	Praxedes	Active	Praxiteles	Greek
	Priam	The king of troy.		Greek
	Prometheus	Forethought		Greek
	Quant	Quantity	Quanta, Quantae, Quantah, Quantai, Quantay, Quante, Quantea, Quantey, Quantez	Greek
	Rasmus	Loved		Greek
	Rhesa	Chief	Rhesah	Greek
	Rhodes	From where the roses grow, from rhodes.	Rhoads, Rhodas, Rodas	Greek
	Rodas	Where roses grow.		Greek, Spanish
	Sacha	Defender of humankind. the short form of alexander.	Sasha	Greek
	Sanders	Alexander's son, son of the defender of humankind; from the beach.	Sanda, Sandas, Sander, Sanderson, Saunder, Saunders, Saunderson	Greek, Old english
	Sandor	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander.	Sandar, Sander, Sandir, Sandur, Sandyr	Greek, Hungarian, Slavic
	Sandy	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander; from the beach.	Alexander, Sande, Sandee, Sandey, Sandi, Sandie	Greek, Old english
	Sceva	Covering	Scevah	Greek
	Seba	Majestic	Sebah	Greek
	Sidonius	Fine cloth of linen.	Sidonis, Sydonis, Sydonius	Greek
	Simmias	Listening. a form of simon.	Simas, Symmias, Symmyas, Symyas	Greek
	Sior	Farmer. the welsh form of george.		Greek
	Sirius	Dog star. the brightest star. burning. named after the greek god osirus.	Sirios, Syrios, Syrius	Greek
	Socrates	Wisdom		Greek
	Solon	Wisdom, grave.	Solan, Solen, Solin, Solyn	Greek
	Sophocies	The glory of wisdom.		Greek
	Sophus	Wisdom. a masculine form of sophia.	Sophis, Sophys	Greek
	Soterios	Saviour		Greek
	Stamos	Crown		Greek
	Stavropoulos	Son of stavros.		Greek
	Stavros	Crowned. a form of stephen.	Stavro	Greek
	Stephen / steven	Crowned	Estaban, Estevan (spanish), Etienne (french), Steaphan (scottish), Steav, Steave, Steaven, Stefan (german/danish), Stefano (italian), Stefin, Stefinn, Stefyn, Stefynn, Stenk, Stephan, Stephin, Stephyn	Greek
	Stephon	Turner	Strephonn	Greek
	Strobe	Twist		Greek
	Susi	One who works with horses, horseman.	Susee, Susie, Susy	Greek
	Tanek	Immortal	Atek	Greek
	Taron	The king's courageous advisor.	Taeron, Tahron, Tarone, Tarran, Tarrin, Tarrn, Tarron, Tarrun, Tarryn, Tarun, Taryn	Greek, English
	Thad	Little courageious one.	Thadd	Greek
	Thaddeus	Praising god; courageous.	Taddeo, Taddi, Taddia (illyrian), Taddie, Taddy, Tadeo, Tadeusz (polish), Tadi, Tadia, Tadias (lithuanian), Tadie, Tady, Tha, Thaddaus, Thaddej (russian), Thaddeo, Thaddeos, Thaddeys, Thadeas, Thadeis	Greek, Hebrew
	Thalmus	Flowering	Thalmas, Thalmis, Thalmos, Thalmous, Thalmys	Greek
	Thanos	Noble	Athanasios, Thanasis, Thanus	Greek
	Theo	A short form of names beginning with "theo".	Fio, Thio, Thyo, To	Greek, German
	Theodore	Gift of god	Fedor, Feodor (slavic), Feodore, Kwedders, Pheodor, Teodor, Teodorico, Teodoro (spanish / italian), Teudwer, Theodor, Theodric, Theorodus (dutch)	Greek
	Theon	Godly	Feon	Greek
	Theophilus/thilo	Dearest to god	Fillo, Filo, Fiophilus, Gilow, Thilow	Greek
	Theron	One who hunts	Therin, Therrin, Therron	Greek
	Theros	Summer	Theross	Greek
	Thron	Raised seat, important.	Throne	Greek
	Tiger	Tiger	Tiga, Tige, Tigga, Tigger, Tyga, Tyger, Tygga, Tygger	Greek
	Tim	Honouring god. god worshipper. a short form of timothy.	Tim, Timm, Tym	Greek
	Timmy	Honouring god. a short form of timothy.	Timee, Timey, Timie, Timmee, Timmey, Timmi, Timmie, Timmo, Tymee, Tymey, Tymi, Tymie, Tymmee, Tymmey, Tymmi, Tymmie, Tymmo, Tymmy, Tymy	Greek
	Timo	Honouring god. a short form of timothy.	Timmo, Timo (finnish), Tymmo, Tymo	Greek
	Timon	Honourable listener.	Timan, Timen, Timin, Timyn, Tyman, Tymen, Tymin, Tymon, Tymyn	Greek
	Timothy	One who honours god	Timathee, Timathey, Timathy, Timmothee, Timmothey, Timmothy, Timofee (russian), Timofei, Timofey (russian), Timon, Timotao (spanish / italian), Timotei (italian), Timotejs, Timoteo (italian / spanish	Greek
	Titan	Great. the titan god who instructed mankind in the observation of the stars, and established the natural calendar.	Tiziano (italian), Tytan	Greek
	Titus	Pleasing, of the giants.	Titos, Tytus	Greek
	Tryphon	Dainty, elegant.	Triphon	Greek
	Tyrone	Monarch, royalty; from owen's land, from the well born one's land; sun, throne.	Teiron, Teirone, Terron, Tiron, Tirone, Tirown, Tirowne, Tyron, Tyroney, Tyronn, Tyroun, Tyrown, Tyrowne	Greek, Gaelic, Irish, Old persian
	Tyrus	Monarch, royalty, king; from owen's land, from the well born one's land; sun, throne.	Tirus, Tiruss, Tyrus, Tyruss	Greek, Gaelic, Irish, Old persian
	Ulysses	Wrathful one who dislikes injustice.	Odysseus, Uileos, Ulexe, Ulick, Ulises (spanish), Ullioc (irish), Ulyses	Greek, Latin
	Vasilis	Magnificent knight, warrior.	Vasileior, Vasilys, Vasos, Vasylis, Vasylys	Greek
	Venn	Fair-haired; dweller at the marsh.	Ven	Greek, Gaelic, Irish
	Wassily	Royal, majestic, basil herb. a form of basil.	Wasily, Wassyly, Wasyly	Greek, Russian
	Xan	Short for alexander.	Alexander, Xandy	Greek
	Xander	Short for alexander. protector of mankind.	Alexander, Xandy	Greek
	Xanthippus	Light-coloured horse.	Xanthyppus, Zanthippus, Zanthyppus	Greek
	Xanto	Blonde haired		Greek
	Xenophon	Stranger's voice	Xeno, Zeno, Zenophon	Greek
	Xenos	Stranger, guest	Xeno, Zeno, Zenos	Greek
	Xeryus	The name of a bright star.	Xeyrus	Greek, Latin
	Xowie	Life	Xoe, Xoee, Xowee, Xowi, Xowy, Zoe, Zoee, Zoey, Zoi, Zoie, Zoy	Greek
	Xylon	Lives in the forest		Greek
	Yaholo	One who yells.		Greek
	Yevgeny	Noble, well born. a form of eugene.	Yevgenyi	Greek, Russian
	Yiannis	God is good. a form of john.		Greek
	Yrjo	Farmer		Greek, Finnish
	Yuri	Farmer	Yuris (latvian)	Greek, Russian
	Ywain	Well born. a form of ewan.	Ywyn	Greek, Welsh
	Zale	Power of the sea	Zail, Zaile, Zale, Zayl, Zayle	Greek
	Zander	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander	Alexander, Sander, Sanders, Xander, Zanda, Zandah, Zandar, Zanders, Zandor, Zandyr	Greek
	Zanthus	Blond; guardian	Zareb	Greek, African
	Zealot	A zealous person, a person swept up in a cause, fanatical enthusiast.		Greek
	Zebedee	My gift.	Zebede	Greek
	Zelfirino	Spring wind.		Greek
	Zenas	Living. a from zeno.	Zena, Zeno, Zenos	Greek
	Zeno, zenobias	Living. given life by zeus	Zenas, Zenobia, Zenobiah, Zenobya, Zenobyah, Zenon, Zenos, Zenus, Zenys	Greek
	Zenobio	Strength of jupiter		Greek
	Zephyr	Wind		Greek
	Zero	Empty.	Zerot	Greek
	Zeth	Investigator, researcher.		Greek
	Zethus	Son of zeus. king of the gods.		Greek
	Zeus	Living; bright sky	Zeon, Zous, Zus	Greek
	Zeva	Sword		Greek
	Zinon	Living.		Greek
	Zoilo	Lively		Greek
	Zois	Life		Greek
	Zorba	Live each day.		Greek
	Zosimo	Lively		Greek
	Zosimus	Full of life; lively	Zosimos, Zosymos, Zosymus	Greek
	Zotico	Lively		Greek
	Zowie	Life	Zoe, Zoee, Zoi	Greek
	Zylon	Forest dweller.	Xylon, Zilon	Greek