thread: Gimme your best Greek Girl names

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  1. #1
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    Sep 2005
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    anastasia - pronounced a-nas-ta-see-a rather than ann-a-stay-jee-a - although you probably know the pronunciation having DHs greek family.

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    Jan 2010
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    Jaspen, Anastasia (a-nas-ta-see-a) was def on our list, but we would have to constantly tell people how to pronounce it correctly iykwim? Its def a gorgeous name though.

    K2B - There is a girl (who is married) that was obsessed with DF until a few months back and her name is Maria, he doesnt like that name because of her LOL its terrible how a name can associate negative opinions Ya know? My Neice is Eva, DF's cousin's daughter is Ileana & Ekatarina (we LOVED Katerina)

    I love Marika but DF was 'Oh hekk no, thats con the fruiter's wife, shes a big fat hairy wog" ... I like the name, but somehow I just dont think Im gonna win that battle LOL!

    Artemis is nice sounds more manly though? Like a warrior type name ..

    Its not fair when your name becomes popular makes it so difficult to choose.

  3. #3
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    Dec 2008
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    I was going to suggest Katrina.

    I just searched some greek girls names and came across Airlia which I really like. I also like Chiara, Tabatha and Alexa.

    Chloe is nice too. I might be a little biased though lol.

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    Sep 2005
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    Miss M - I know what you mean about having to tell people how to pronounce a name. I only new this pronunciation as mum taught a little greek girl with the name and now I call all Anastasia's with the greek pronunciation as first response - it stuck with me so easily .
    Others have some lovely suggestions - good luck,

  5. #5
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    Feb 2011
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    Jaspen, Anastasia (a-nas-ta-see-a) was def on our list, but we would have to constantly tell people how to pronounce it correctly iykwim? Its def a gorgeous name though.
    I taught an Anastasia last year, and while I did mispronounce it the first time I read it, she only had to correct me once

    Isadora?

  6. #6
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    Apr 2009
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    Not sure if you picked one yet...

    My daughter and I both have a little twist on our names..

    English name - Greek Name
    Engela - Evangelia
    Ireni - Erene

    If we had a girl this time we would have had, Panayiota or Raphaela

  7. #7
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    Jan 2010
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    Choosing a name is so hard.

    Nothing sits right with me for a girls name