Male Greek and Roman Mythilogical Names

Updated on July 13, 2012
C.Z. asks from Manning, IA
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I am wondering what male greek and roman Mythilogical names are and the meanings of them. Can anyone help?

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S.T.

answers from Washington DC on

you're wondering what the names are? like, you want a list of ALL the male greek myth names and what they mean?
seriously?
how about if you post what names you like and ask what THEY mean?
how much research do you expect other people to do for you?
:/
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J.K.

answers from Wausau on

A website I love for names of all types is http://www.behindthename.com/

It gives known history and background of names, as well as meaning if there is one.

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R.J.

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There's about 200. So a little long for this post!

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M.O.

answers from New York on

You mean like Zeus/Jupiter, Apollo, Hades/Pluto, Hermes/Mercury, Achilles, Odysseus/Ulysses -- names like that? Those are a few. Sorry, I'm too lazy to look up the meanings for you, but www.behindthename.com is a fantastic, accurate resource.

In terms of naming an actual little boy today, Zephyr and Sirius/Cyrus are two that would work well and that I personally love. Xerxes is too much for me personally, but I can see that working for others. Phineas and Thaddeus are two other handsome Greek names, but I'm not sure if they're mythological in origin.

X.O.

answers from Chicago on

Do they have to be mythological, or just ancient Greek or Roman?

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