🏛️ Greek

أرسطو

Arastoo is a Persian and Urdu variant of the name Aristotle, which is the name of an ancient Greek philosopher The respected Dehkhoda Lexicon mentions the meanings of lover of wisdom, ultimate perfection for Aristotle, mentioning the classical Arabic reference al-Fihrist as the source of this transl...

علينا

Beautiful, noble, illustrious in Arabic ,Greek origin meaning "light"

دِينار

Name of the grandfather of Abu Bin Thabit.

دامية

Daaemiyyah is an Arabic name for girls that means perpetual, constant.

دَوْس

Dawwas is an Arabic name for boys that means strong, brave, one who overcomes and is able to throw his enemies into the ground. It also means one who is skilled in his craft.

بَاسِيل

Baseel is an Arabic name for boys that means brave, courageous. It also means lion. It is a non-standard variant of Basel.

فِرْدَوْس

Arabic, Iranian Derived from the Arabic word (firdaws) meaning "paradise", ultimately derived from Avestan pairidaeza meaning "garden, enclosure".

أوريا

Owaria is an Arabic name for girls that means water well, a well that provides drinking water.

نَرْجس

A flower (Narcissus )

سِنْد

Another name for Allah, evidence, proof, Support, prop.

صَايِبَة

Straight, pertinent.

سُونيا

Pretty, very beautiful, Intelligence, Intellect, Smart.

ساندار

Sandar is an Arabic name for boys that means brave, bold.

سكندر

Alexander, Name of a famous Sovereign

صُوفِي

A mystic, someone believing in Sufi mysticism.

أناستاسيا

Greek name meaning "resurrection, rebirth". A name of profound spiritual depth, treasured in Eastern Orthodox and Catholic traditions worldwide.

أناستاسيوس

Greek name meaning "resurrection; one who shall rise again." A name of profound spiritual significance in Eastern Christianity; borne by saints, Byzantine emperors, and popes, symbolizing renewal, divine hope, and the triumph of life over death.

أوريانا

Latin and Italian name meaning "golden; golden dawn; rising sun." Possibly from Latin aurum (gold); Oriana was a beloved medieval heroine and the poetic name given to Queen Elizabeth I by Renaissance poets.

إليانور

Greek-derived name meaning "bright, shining one". A name of timeless elegance borne by queens, scholars, and leaders throughout history.

إليانورا

Italian and Greek form of Eleanor meaning "bright, shining light; torch; the other Aenor." Eleanora has graced queens, saints, and artists throughout European history; a luminous name evoking intellectual brilliance and timeless feminine elegance.

انجليا

Greek name meaning "messenger of God, angel". A timeless name symbolizing grace, purity, and divine presence cherished across many cultures.

انجليك

Germanic form meaning "angelic; like an angel." From Latin angelicus; a popular German and Central European name combining spiritual beauty with the grace and purity traditionally associated with heavenly beings.

انجلين

Greek-French name meaning "little angel, divine messenger". An elegant diminutive of Angela blending celestial grace and romantic French charm.

ايللي

shining light; short form of Elena or Eleanor

باميلا

Greek-derived name meaning "all honey; completely sweet." Coined by the Renaissance poet Sir Philip Sidney; Pamela became a beloved name through Samuel Richardson's landmark 18th-century novel; a name of gentle warmth and enduring sweetness.

برنيس

Greek name meaning "bringing victory; she who brings triumph." From the Greek Berenikē combining phero (to bring) and nike (victory); Bernice was a queen of the Hellenistic world and appears in the New Testament, borne by members of the Herodian dynasty.

بفنوتيوس

Greek and Coptic saint's name meaning "belonging to the god; the divine one." Borne by Saint Paphnutius of Egypt, a Desert Father and bishop who attended the First Council of Nicaea; a name of ancient devotion and sacred spiritual heritage.

تادوس

courageous heart; Aramaic name of the apostle Thaddaeus

تيريز

harvester; French form of Theresa

ثانوس

immortal; short form of Athanasios meaning deathless

جالينا

Russian female name meaning "calm, serene, still". Derived from Greek Galene; an elegant classic of Soviet-era Russia.

جِرْجِس

Coptic-Greek name meaning "farmer, cultivator of the earth". The Egyptian Coptic form of George, cherished by Coptic Christian communities.

جورجوس

farmer; Greek form of George meaning tiller of the earth

داريوس

Greek and Persian name meaning "holder of good; one who holds firm to goodness." From the Old Persian Dārayavauš; Darius the Great was the powerful Achaemenid emperor who built Persepolis — a name of ancient imperial greatness and wise governance.

دميان

to tame; one who subdues and masters

دوروتي

Greek-English name meaning "gift of God" from doron and theos. Beloved classic beloved worldwide and in literature.

دوروتيا

Slavic form of Dorothea from Greek meaning "gift of God". A name of classical beauty and spiritual depth, beloved across Eastern Orthodox and Catholic traditions.

ديليا

Greek name meaning "of Delos; from the sacred island." From Delos, the mythical birthplace of Apollo and Artemis; Delia was used by Latin poets for their beloved — a name of classical beauty, divine heritage, and luminous Mediterranean grace.

ديمتريو

Italian form of Demetrius from Greek, dedicated to Demeter, goddess of harvest. A name of ancient Greek heritage symbolizing abundance, gratitude, and the earth.

ديمتريوس

Greek name meaning "devoted to Demeter; of the earth goddess." From Demeter, goddess of harvest; Saint Demetrios of Thessaloniki was a beloved early Christian martyr — a name of earthly abundance and sacred devotion revered across the Orthodox world.

رمسيس

son of Ra; ancient Egyptian pharaoh name

رُوزِنا

Spanish-Italian diminutive of Rosa meaning "little rose". Symbolizes delicate beauty, tenderness and gentle grace.

رُولا

ruler; one who leads with authority

ساندر

defender of men; short form of Alexander

ساندره

defender of men; short form of Alexandra

سيلينا

moon; pure and luminous like moonlight

شتيفان

German and Slavic form of Stephen meaning "crown; wreath; garland." From the Greek stephanos; Saint Stephen was the first Christian martyr; Stefan is the classic German-Slavic spelling of this noble apostolic name, borne by kings, saints, and scholars.

صَابين

of the Sabine people; ancient Italian heritage