🏛️ Greek

صَلِيَّا

heavenly; of the sky and the celestial realm

صَنْدَرَا

the consultative one; inclusive and democratic in spirit, she values every voice and seeks wisdom from many

صندوره

the one who drinks deeply; absorbing wisdom and knowledge like water, she becomes enriched by all she learns

طونيوس

priceless; Latin form of Anthony

فليبو

Italian form of Philip from Greek meaning "lover of horses". A classic Italian name of nobility; borne by princes, Renaissance artists, and dukes across Italian history.

فيرونيكا

Greek name meaning "bearer of victory; true image." From Berenikē or Latin vera icon (true image); Saint Veronica wiped the face of Jesus on the Via Dolorosa — a name of compassionate courage, sacred devotion, and miraculous faith.

فيليبو

Italian form of Philip meaning "lover of horses". Borne by artists like Filippo Brunelleschi; a name of Renaissance glory.

قِبْطيّ

An ancient term for the people of Egypt, historically encompassing all its inhabitants and now specifically referring to Egyptian Christians.

كاترين

pure; chaste and virtuous

كَاثِرِين

Greek name meaning "pure; unsullied; unblemished." From the Greek Aikaterine; Saint Katherine of Alexandria was an early Christian martyr and scholar — a name of profound intellectual virtue, sacred purity, and timeless royal elegance borne by queens and saints.

كاثلين

Irish form of Katherine meaning "pure; unsullied; unblemished." The beloved Irish-English form of the Greek Aikaterine; Kathleen became one of the most popular names in Ireland and the English-speaking world — a name of gentle purity and endearing Celtic warmth.

كترينا

Russian-Slavic form of Katherine meaning "pure, clear". One of the most enduring and beloved Russian female names.

كرستو

bearer of Christ; short form of Christopher

كرستين

Scandinavian-Celtic form of Christine meaning "follower of Christ, anointed one". Popular in Scotland and Scandinavia.

كريستن

follower of Christ; anointed one

كريستين

follower of Christ; anointed one

كريسي

follower of Christ; diminutive of Christine

كنديس

pure white; radiant and dazzling

لُنَة

Latin name meaning "moon". The Roman goddess of the moon; a name evoking mystery, celestial beauty, and the timeless magic of night.

ليديا

woman from Lydia; ancient region of Asia Minor

ليننا

variant of Lynn; lake or waterfall

مارجريتا

Germanic form of Margaret from Latin margarita meaning "pearl". A name of lasting elegance and gentle refinement.

مالينا

raspberry; Slavic nature name used in the Greek tradition

مَخَاييل

who is like God; Slavic form of Michael

مريكا

beloved; form of Maria meaning wished-for child

مَلِيَّة

Ancient Greek name meaning "honey bee" or "ash tree nymph." In Greek mythology, Melia was a daughter of Oceanus — an Oceanid nymph associated with ash trees; a name of natural sweetness and timeless mythological beauty.

مِيليَّة

Derived from Latin meaning a young ceremonial attendant, or Greek meaning someone with dark or tanned skin.

ميليسه

honeybee; sweet and industrious

نانين

graceful; diminutive form of Anne

نَدِيَّا

Russian-Slavic name meaning "hope". Short form of Nadezhda; a beloved name symbolizing optimism across Eastern Europe.

نقولا

victory of the people

نِكِي

victory of the people; short form of Nicholas

نَيْسة

Greek name meaning "valley nymph; tree nymph; beginning." In Greek mythology, Nysa was the sacred valley where the infant god Dionysus was raised by nymphs; a name of enchanting beauty, divine nurture, and mystical allure.

هِرْمِنا

Greek name meaning "messenger; of Hermes; the eloquent one." From Hermes, the divine messenger of the gods; Hermina is the graceful feminine form evoking the swiftness, eloquence, and divine mediation of the winged messenger of Olympus.

هرمنيا

Greek feminine name meaning "messenger; bearer of divine tidings." A variant of Hermione from Hermes the divine messenger; Herminia carries the classical grace of Greek mythology and the elegant tradition of Iberian and Italian naming.

هرمينة

Greek name derived from Hermes, messenger god, meaning "traveler, guide". A classic name of ancient dignity carried across European traditions.

هيرمينا

messenger of the gods; variant of Hermione

هَيْلَانة

Greek name meaning "bright, shining, torch". Borne by Saint Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine, who discovered the Holy Cross in Jerusalem.

هيلني

Greek and French form of Helen meaning "bright; shining light." The Francophone spelling of legendary Helen of Troy; Helene combines the ancient glory of Greek mythology with the refined elegance of the French naming tradition — a name of luminous classical beauty.

هيلينا

bright; shining light; Greek form of Helen

هيلينة

Greek name meaning "bright, radiant light". Variant of Helena and name of the legendary beauty of Troy whose story inspired epic poetry.

أَنْدِرَاوس

Greek name meaning "man, warrior, brave". The Greek form of Andrew, apostle of Christ and patron saint of Scotland, Russia, and Greece.

أنطوانيوس

Ancient Greek and Latin name meaning "priceless; beyond praise; inestimable." One of Rome's most celebrated names; borne by the great general Mark Antony, saints, and Roman consuls; a name of commanding dignity and timeless strength.

أنطونوس

praiseworthy; Greek form of Antony

أوجينا

Greek name meaning "well-born; of noble birth; of excellent lineage." From the Greek eugenes; Eugenia was borne by early Christian martyrs and saints, and by European royalty; a regal name expressing the grace of noble origin.

انتيا

Ancient Greek name meaning "facing; opposite; one who confronts." In Greek mythology, Antia was the daughter of a Libyan king. A rare classical name evoking courage, directness, and the ability to face challenges with grace.

انجليوس

Greek name meaning "messenger; angel; herald." A variant of the classic Angelos; Angelios signifies one who carries divine messages and good tidings; a name of spiritual grace, celestial connection, and heavenly purpose.

بَدْرُوس

Arabic and Syriac form of Peter, from Greek Petros meaning "rock; stone; the firm foundation." The name given by Jesus to the Apostle Simon Peter; Butros is widely cherished among Arab Christian communities as a name of unshakeable faith.