150 Greek Names for Boys for Your Little Zeus

1. Alexander - Meaning "defender of the people," this timeless name has been popular for centuries and remains a top choice today.

2. Andrew - A classic name meaning "strong" or "manly," widely used across many cultures.

3. Athanasios - Meaning "immortal," this traditional Greek name was popularized by a fourth-century saint.

4. Basil - A royal name meaning "king," both dignified and sweet.

5. Christopher - Meaning "bearer of Christ," this name implies carrying Christ in your heart.

6. Christos - Used by early Greek-speaking Christians when speaking of Jesus, meaning "anointed."

7. Constantine - Meaning "constant" or "steadfast," this name was borne by the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity.

8. Dimitrios - Derived from the goddess Demeter, who was responsible for agriculture, meaning "earth mother."

9. George - The Greek version Georgios means "farmer" or "earth worker."

10. Gregory - Meaning "watchful" or "vigilant," a name that suggests awareness and care.

11. Ioannis - The Greek form of John, meaning "God is gracious."

12. Jason - Meaning "healer," this name became famous from the Greek hero who sought the Golden Fleece.

13. Konstantinos - The traditional Greek spelling meaning "loyal" or "steadfast."

14. Luke - Meaning "man from Luciana," this name was borne by a biblical figure who traveled with Paul.

15. Nicholas - Meaning "victory of the people," popularized by the fourth-century patron saint of children.

16. Nikolaos - The traditional Greek form of Nicholas, meaning "victory of the people."

17. Panagiotis - Meaning "all holy," this name is used as a title for the Virgin Mary in Greece.

18. Peter - Meaning "rock," a solid and dependable name with biblical roots.

19. Philip - Meaning "friend of horses" or "horse-loving," a classic name with Greek origins.

20. Sebastian - Meaning "venerable" or "revered," a name that has gained popularity in recent years.

21. Stephen - Meaning "crown" or "wreath," this name was borne by the first Christian martyr.

22. Theodore - Meaning "gift of God," this name has been in the top 10 in America for two years running.

23. Timothy - Meaning "honoring God," a classic name with religious significance.

24. Vasileios - The Greek form of Basil, meaning "king."

1. Achilles - The heroic warrior of the Trojan War, symbolizing bravery and legendary strength.

2. Adonis - Known for his extraordinary beauty in Greek mythology, synonymous with charm and allure.

3. Aether - Personification of the upper air, this name shines with clarity and brightness.

4. Ajax - Meaning "eagle," Ajax was a brave warrior in the Trojan War.

5. Apollo - God of music, light, and healing, Apollo brings to mind creativity, beauty, and strength.

6. Ares - God of war and courage, this bold name carries a fierce, warrior-like energy.

7. Atlas - The titan who bore the weight of the world on his shoulders, representing endurance.

8. Dionysus - God of wine, festivity, and theater, perfect for a free-spirited, joyful soul.

9. Eros - The god of love and attraction, passionate, romantic, and unforgettable.

10. Evander - Meaning "good man," this Trojan war hero founded the city that would become Rome.

11. Hades - Lord of the underworld, this mysterious name suggests depth and quiet power.

12. Hector - Meaning "steadfast," Hector was a Trojan prince and champion warrior.

13. Helios - The god of the sun who drove a chariot of fiery horses across the sky each day.

14. Heracles - Also known as Hercules, this heroic name embodies strength, bravery, and endurance.

15. Hermes - The swift-footed messenger of the gods, clever, witty, and full of charm.

16. Hyperion - Titan god of heavenly light, meaning "he who goes before the sun."

17. Icarus - Known for flying too close to the sun with wax wings, representing ambition and daring.

18. Leander - A romantic name meaning "lion-man" from the legend of Hero and Leander.

19. Leonidas - The brave Spartan king of "300" fame, meaning "son of a lion."

20. Morpheus - God of dreams and sleep, with the ability to take any human form.

21. Odysseus - The King of Ithaca and hero of Homer's epic poem The Odyssey.

22. Orion - A giant huntsman whom Zeus placed among the stars, meaning "heaven's light."

23. Orpheus - A legendary musician whose songs could charm all living things and even stones.

24. Pan - God of nature and rustic music, wild, playful, and full of energy.

25. Perseus - The heroic son of Zeus who defeated Medusa and rescued Andromeda.

26. Poseidon - Ruler of the seas, this name exudes strength, fluidity, and oceanic majesty.

27. Theseus - The Greek hero famous for slaying the Minotaur, meaning "to set or place."

28. Zeus - The king of all gods, a powerhouse name symbolizing leadership and authority.

1. Adrian - Meaning "from the Adriatic" or "rich," this name is effortlessly cool.

2. Ari - Short and poetic, meaning "lion," it oozes confidence.

3. Aurelio - With roots in "golden," it sparkles with elegance and charm.

4. Charis - Derived from the Greek for "grace," full of warmth and light.

5. Damon - Meaning "one who tames," from the legend of Damon and Pythias.

6. Dimitri - A soulful and earthy version of Demetrius, meaning "follower of Demeter."

7. Elias - Greek for Elijah, meaning "The Lord is my God."

8. Galen - Meaning "calm" or "healer," a peaceful and attractive choice.

9. Griffin - Meaning "lord" or "prince," also a fierce mythical beast.

10. Kostas - A laid-back short form of Konstantinos with cool-boy energy.

11. Lazarus - Meaning "God has helped," it carries mystery and strength.

12. Linus - Meaning "flax," a unique name with a modern, hip sound.

13. Lysander - A general's name meaning "liberator," evoking strong leadership.

14. Myles - Meaning "mill" or "soldier," a name with contemporary appeal.

15. Nestor - Meaning "traveler" or "voyager," the wise king of Pylos in Homer's Iliad.

16. Nico - A trendy short form of Nikolaos, high-energy and cool.

17. Pavlos - The Greek form of Paul, meaning "small" or "humble," gentle yet firm.

18. Silas - Possibly meaning "of the woods" or "asked for," a name with earthy charm.

19. Theo - Short for Theodoros, meaning "gift of God," simple and stylish.

1. Alexios - Meaning "defender," this version of Alexius is ancient and cool.

2. Andreas - A confident classic meaning "manly" or "masculine."

3. Angelos - Meaning "angel" or "messenger," gentle and celestial.

4. Aris - Meaning "the best purpose," short and powerful.

5. Castor - Meaning "pious one," one of Zeus's sons and part of the Gemini twins.

6. Cosmo - Meaning "order," a name with a modern, cosmic vibe.

7. Cyrus - Meaning "sun," a name with warmth and radiance.

8. Deacon - Meaning "messenger" or "servant," a trendy modern choice.

9. Dennis - Meaning "god of wine," a diminutive version of Dionysus.

10. Dorian - Meaning "of the Dorian tribe," elegant, cultured, and strong.

11. Evangelos - Meaning "bringer of good news," bright and hopeful.

12. Filippos - The Greek form meaning "friend of horse."

13. Giannis - A variation of John, meaning "God is gracious."

14. Ilias - Greek form of Elijah, full of softness and spirituality.

15. Jonas - Meaning "dove," a peaceful and gentle name.

16. Nikos - A modern take on Nikolaos, fresh and friendly.

17. Stavros - Meaning "cross," spiritual and masculine.

18. Stephanos - Meaning "crown," full of noble energy.

19. Troy - Named after the legendary Greek city of the Trojan War.

20. Xander - A shortened version of Alexander, meaning "defender of man."

21. Yannis - A smooth variation of John, meaning "God is gracious."

1. Agamemnon - Meaning "very steadfast," the warrior who led the Greek expedition to Troy.

2. Alcaeus - Meaning "strength," a powerful and direct name.

3. Alexandros - The Greek form of Alexander, meaning "defending men."

4. Alkaios - Meaning "strong" or "strength," borne by a seventh-century lyric poet.

5. Ambrose - Meaning "immortal," a name suggesting eternal strength.

6. Anatole - Meaning "sunrise," representing new beginnings and light.

7. Aristides - Meaning "the best" or "son of the best," exuding excellence and integrity.

8. Aristotle - Meaning "superior," named after the famous philosopher.

9. Arsenio - Meaning "virile, manly, and strong."

10. Cadmus - Meaning "one who excels," a famous slayer of serpents.

11. Cleon - Meaning "glorious" or "renowned," tied to leadership and acclaim.

12. Demosthenes - Meaning "vigor" or "strength," a powerful orator's name.

13. Evgenios - Meaning "well born," the original spelling of Eugene.

14. Gavriil - Meaning "God is my strong man," a name of divine strength.

15. Iraklis - The Greek form of Herakles (Hercules), meaning "glory to Hera."

16. Leon - Meaning "lion," simple and powerfully fierce.

17. Menelaos - The Spartan king and husband of Helen of Troy, meaning "to stay" or "last."

18. Nikephoros - Meaning "bringer of victory," majestic and bold.

19. Pericles - Meaning "far-famed," a fifth-century Athenian statesman known for "exceeding glory."

20. Theron - Meaning "hunter," a name suggesting strength and skill.

21. Viktor - Meaning "victor" or "conqueror," of Roman-Greek origin.

1. Agapios - Rooted in "agape," this rare name symbolizes selfless love and grace.

2. Agapitos - Simply meaning "beloved," the perfect meaning for your deeply loved child.

3. Aion - God of eternal time and the zodiac, carrying a sense of timeless mystery.

4. Alastor - Meaning "avenger," bold, dark, and mythic.

5. Anastasios - Meaning "resurrection," used by many early saints and suggesting renewal.

6. Aniketos - Meaning "unconquerable," a name of unbeatable spirit.

7. Antonios - Derived from the Roman family name Antonius, popularized by Marc Antony.

8. Apostolos - Meaning "messenger" or "apostle," carrying religious significance.

9. Archimedes - The famous mathematician, meaning "master planner or thinker."

10. Aristidis - Meaning "best," a fifth-century Athenian statesman renowned for honor.

11. Charalampos - Meaning "to shine from happiness," full of joy and light.

12. Christakis - A diminutive of Chrestos, meaning "useful" or "good."

13. Christoforos - The Greek version of Christopher, meaning "bearing Christ."

14. Chrysanthos - Meaning "golden flower," beautiful and radiant.

15. Daniil - The Greek form of Daniel, meaning "God is my judge."

16. Demetrius - Meaning "follower of Demeter," connected to earth and harvest.

17. Dorotheos - Meaning "gift of God," though Greek, based on the female name Dorothy.

18. Efthimios - Meaning "in good spirits" or "generous," ideal for a joyful baby.

19. Eleftherios - Meaning "free" or "the liberator," deeply tied to freedom.

20. Emilios - Meaning "rival," derived from the Roman name Aemilius.

21. Emmanouil - Derived from Hebrew Immanuel, meaning "God is with us."

22. Heliodoros - Meaning "gift of the sun," warm and radiant.

23. Iakovos - The Greek form of Jacob and James, meaning "holder of the heel."

24. Isidore - Meaning "gift of Isis," connecting Greek and Egyptian traditions.

25. Jerome - Meaning "sacred name," a name of reverence.

26. Kyrillos - Meaning "lordly," dignified and strong.

27. Lefteris - The short form of Eleftherios, meaning "free."

28. Loukas - Meaning "from Lucania," the Greek form of Lucas.

29. Makarios - Meaning "blessed" or "happy," full of good fortune.

30. Michail - The Greek form of Michael, meaning "who is like God?"

31. Myron - Meaning "sweet oil" or "fragrant," gentle and graceful.

32. Neofytos - Meaning "newly planted," a perfect choice for a newborn.

33. Petros - Meaning "stone," the Greek form of Peter.

34. Plato - Meaning "broad-shouldered," the iconic philosopher's name exudes intellect.

35. Socrates - A timeless name standing for wisdom and critical thinking.

36. Sotirios - Meaning "savior" or "deliverer," with strong spiritual vibes.

37. Theodoros - A classic meaning "gift of God," full of warmth and gratitude.