Language Old Greek: Names And Words

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Old Greek, the language of classic Greece, ancestor of modern Greek, since around 1000 BC until around 300 AD

Word	Language	Translations	Name Groups
a	Old Greek	un (negation, like in e.g. unable)	Ambrose/Ambrosia, Athanasius/Athanasia, Atreus, Diamond/Diamond
achos	Old Greek	the pain	Achill
adamas	Old Greek	the indestructible metal	Diamond/Diamond
adelphos	Old Greek	the brother	Delfio
aeidein	Old Greek	to sing	Melody
agape	Old Greek	the love	Agape, Agapito
agapetos	Old Greek	beloved	Agapito
agathos	Old Greek	good	Agathe
aglaós	Old Greek		Aglaia
agon	Old Greek	the fight, the contest	Agon
aidoios	Old Greek	modest	Haidee
aietos	Old Greek		Ezio
aigilops	Old Greek	the oak	Ägid
aigis	Old Greek		Ägid
aigle	Old Greek		Egle
ailinon	Old Greek	to mourn, to grief	Linus
ainein	Old Greek		Aeneas
aiolos	Old Greek		Eolo
aletheia	Old Greek	the truth	Alethea
alexein	Old Greek	to ward off, to defend	Alexander/Alexandra
alexis	Old Greek	the help, the defense	Alexis/Alexis
alphos	Old Greek	white	Alfio
amarantos	Old Greek	unfading	Amaranto/Amaranta
amaryssein	Old Greek		Amaryllis
ambrosios	Old Greek	immortal	Ambrose/Ambrosia
amyntor	Old Greek		Aminta
ana	Old Greek	up (as a direction)	Anastasius/Anastasia
anastasis	Old Greek	the resurrection	Anastasius/Anastasia
anatole	Old Greek	the sunrise	Anatol/Anatolia
andreios	Old Greek	male, manly, brave	Andrew/Andrea
aner	Old Greek	the man	Alexander/Alexandra, Andronika, Cassandra, Evander, Leander/Leandra, Lysander/Lysandra
angelma	Old Greek	the news, the message	Evangeline
angelos	Old Greek	the angel, the messenger	Angelus/Angela, Evangelos/Evangelia
aniketos	Old Greek	unconquerable	Anicetus
antheios	Old Greek		Anteo/Anthea
anthos	Old Greek	the flower	Crisanto
anti	Old Greek	against	Antigone
aphros	Old Greek	the foam	Aphrodite
arctos	Old Greek	the bear
are	Old Greek		Aris
areskein	Old Greek		Evaristo
arete	Old Greek	the virtue	Aretha
ari	Old Greek	most, very	Ariadne
aristos	Old Greek	best	Aristeo/Aristea, Aristide, Aristodemo
arsenios	Old Greek	virile (masculine)	Arsène/Arsenia
aspasios	Old Greek	welcome	Aspasia
azaleos	Old Greek		Azalea
baptein	Old Greek	to dip	Baptist
baptizein	Old Greek	to baptize	Baptist
barbaroi	Old Greek	the barbars, the stammering people
barbaros	Old Greek	foreign, barbaric	Barbara
basileios	Old Greek	kingly, royal	Basil/Basilia
basileus	Old Greek	the king
berullos	Old Greek		Beryl
chara	Old Greek	the joy	Charalampos
charito	Old Greek	full of grace	Charito
chloe	Old Greek	the green shoot, the young shoot	Chloe
chrestos	Old Greek	useful, good	Chrístos
chrio	Old Greek	to anoint	Kristi
christos	Old Greek	the sanctified, the anointed	Christian/Christine, Christoph
chrysos	Old Greek	golden	Crisanto
daimon	Old Greek	the destiny, the deity, the daemon	Desdemona
daman	Old Greek	to tame, to subdue	Damasus, Damian/Damiana
damar	Old Greek	the wife	Damaris
damaris	Old Greek	the calf	Damaris
damazein	Old Greek	to defeat	Diamond/Diamond
danaos	Old Greek		Danaë
daphne	Old Greek	the laurel, the laurel tree, the laurel, the laurel tree	Daphne
de	Old Greek	the earth	Dimitri/Demetria/Dimitra
Delphis	Old Greek	the dolphin	Delphina
demos	Old Greek	the people	Aristodemo, Democritus, Nikodemus
deukes	Old Greek	sweet	Pollux
diakonos	Old Greek	the servant	Deacon
didakhe	Old Greek		Didaco
dios	Old Greek	of Zeus	Dennis/Denise, Diomedes
doron	Old Greek	the gift	Doris, Doron, Dorotheus/Dorothea, Isidore/Isidora, Pandora, Theodore/Theodora
drakon	Old Greek	the dragon	Draco
dys	Old Greek	bad	Desdemona
dysdaimon	Old Greek	ill-fated	Desdemona
eidos	Old Greek	the figure, the shape, the form	Aristide
eirene	Old Greek	the peace	Irenäus, Irene
ekhein	Old Greek	to hold, to possess	Hektor
elektron	Old Greek		Elettra
enteles	Old Greek	complete, full, perfect	Entela
epi	Old Greek	above, upon	Epiphany
epiphaneia	Old Greek	the manifestation	Epiphany
erasmios	Old Greek		Erasmus
ereike	Old Greek	the heather (a meadow flower)	Erika
ergo	Old Greek	to work	Georg/Georgia
eros	Old Greek	the love	Eros
eu	Old Greek	good, well	Eucharius, Eugen/Eugenie, Eulalio/Eulalia, Eunice, Euphemia, Euphrasia, Euphrosyne, Eustachius/Eustacia, Evander, Evangeline, Evangelos/Evangelia, Evaristo, Evdokia
eudokia	Old Greek	the pleasure, the delight	Evdokia
euphrosyne	Old Greek	the joy, the gladness	Euphrosyne
eusebes	Old Greek	pious	Eusebius/Eusebia
galene	Old Greek	the calm	Galen/Galina
ge	Old Greek	the earth	Gaia, Georg/Georgia
genesis	Old Greek	the birth, the creation	Genesio, Genesis/Genesis
genos	Old Greek	the birth, the descent	Eugen/Eugenie
georgos	Old Greek	the farmer, the earthworker	Georg/Georgia
geron	Old Greek	the old man	Calogero/Calogera, Gereon