Displayed on this page are Greek names 161 to 180. Uncommon Greek names include Romanos (Greek), Rouvin (Greek), Samouel (Greek), Sebastos (Greek), Semon (Greek), Sevastianos (Greek), Spiridon (English, German, Greek, Romanian, and Slavic), Spiro (Greek and Slavic), Spiros (Greek), Spyridon (Greek and Russian), Spyro (Greek), Spyros (Greek), Stamos (Greek), Stavros (Greek), Stefanos (Greek), Stefos (Greek), Stephanos (Greek), Symeon (Greek and Polish), Takis (Greek), and Telesphoros (Greek).
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GREEK NAMES: | Romanos | man from Rome ... is used mostly in the Greek language and it is of ... |
| Rouvin | behold, a son ... is used mostly in the Greek language and its ... |
| Samouel | God has heard; asked ... is mainly used in the Greek language and it is of ... |
| Sebastos | man from Sebasta ... of origin is Old Greek and it is predominantly ... |
| Semon | he who hears, God has ... is used largely in the Greek language. ... |
| Sevastianos | man from Sebasta ... is used mostly in Greek and its language of ... |
| Spiridon | spirit ... in English, German, Greek, Romanian, and Slavic, ... |
| Spiro | spirit ... predominantly used in Greek and Slavic. ... |
| Spiros | spirit ...Spiros' origin is Latin, and its use, Greek. ... |
| Spyridon | spirit ...It is used mainly in Greek and Russian ... |
| Spyro | spirit ... predominantly used in Greek. ... |
| Spyros | spirit ... predominantly used in Greek. ... |
| Stamos | crowned ... is of Old Greek origin and it is used mainly in ... |
| Stavros | crowned ... primarily used in the Greek language and its ... |
| Stefanos | crowned ... is mainly used in the Greek language and its ... |
| Stefos | crowned ... is of Old Greek origin and it is predominantly ... |
| Stephanos | crowned ... is largely used in the Greek language and its origin ... |
| Symeon | he who hears, God has ...It is used mainly in Greek and Polish. ... |
| Takis | rock, stone; follower ... is of Old Greek origin and it is predominantly ... |
| Telesphoros | culmination ... is of Greek origin and it is also used ... |
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