Help Baby Boy Names

Spendless

Have a look at this website
http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/gre.php

LJM

is your partner greek? just asking as i thought the tradition for greeks was the first born boy was to be named after the husband/partners father and same for a girl with the mother,maybe wrong

peachyprice

Rikki wrote: »

Isn't that a horse? :think:

Not just any horse, it's Barbie's horse!

Glitzkiss

pinkpig08 wrote: »

I was at university with someone called Yiannis. Or can be spelt ioannis

I second Yiannis. It's the greek form of John but so much nicer IMO.

galvanizersbaby

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

I was going to suggest Lysander too!

Alexander, Cosmo, Demetrius, Hero, Julien, Leo

Any of those take your fancy?

Is Leo a greek name then?
I don't remember seeing that - I thought it mean't brave warrior in my baby book!

I have a colleague who is Greek and called Alexes - but he hates it and calls himself Alex

barnaby-bear

Kentmumof1 wrote: »

hi,

Im having a baby boy soon, I would like a greek name, but am open to any suggestions, can anyone help with ideas :beer:

Alexander? Alex.... Philip?

Normal, translates well, your kid will be able to spell it, their teacher can spell it, they won't waste years on the phone to asian call centres shouting letters... no extreme prejudices associated, mainstream, your kid won't cry because you can't buy the tat pencil case from woolworth's like shops with their name on...
If it's on X-factor/world's chaviest camera cops - avoid....

barnaby-bear

peachyprice wrote: »

Dimitri...

Had one of those at school - nickname "dim".....

barnaby-bear

Rikki wrote: »

Isn't that a horse? :think:

Pegasus was - a flying horse.... how about Oedipus.... :rotfl:

wilf55

stelios my daughters boyfriends real name ste for short

wilf55

dino

a kid in my class was called dino mauroudious not sure of the spelling of the surname