Old Greek Names Novels & Stories

Hector’s eyes dropped to them for a moment before coming back up, and as we stared at each other I realized that I couldn’t for the life of me tell what was going through his head at this moment. This wasn’t unusual though, and as the silence turned pregnant with words unspoken I waited to get some sign from Hector that would let me launch into what I had to come to tell him—an apology, or a reprimand. He gave me nothing though, letting out a tired sigh after sometime and tilting his chin back upwards once more. I began to tense, interpreting this as a dismissal until his smooth baritone cut through my thoughts like a knife through butter. “My mother used to be obsessed with the classics,” h

These three were something else. “Chris said that you had some questions.” Aphrodite said. “Mother and dad what are you doing here?” Alaexys asked. “We are here to talk with these young men.” Persephone told her. Alaexys sat down by Silas who moved the large pitcher of water away. Poseidon, that was my father’s name. He did tell us that his mother was obsessed with the Greek Gods and named him after the god of the sea. “Chris gave us the condensed version of how him and his sisters came to be. We were wondering if there was more to it than that?” I asked.

The name "Achilles' itself represented extraordinary meaning. He was respectfully called "the God of War' and carried the glory of the Divine Clan of the Ancient Greece on his back, so he was endowed with great power and was destined to be one of the top experts. Dorian did not bear such a heavy historical inheritance, and he had even surpassed the elders. It should be known that the Old Monster of East Sea was only in Deity Realm Realm and had not yet reached the top level.

If Octavius is busy remembering his past, he won't have time to think about my body and how he might use it. "Alright, let's start with the basics. My name is Octavius Jude; I can't remember my age since it's been a while. Normally I would tell others that I'm ancient, and that's about it. The only thing I remember is that I come from a Greek family and my last name means "praised", so as a kid, I always thought I was a God. My parents weren't that original in choosing my name- I was their eighth son, so they basically named me eight. About my brother- we're not related, that's obvious, but we've been companions for centuries and soon became closer than blood brothers. Darling, blood isn't a

“Well…that’s good, I guess. Kyría Ariadne is an eccentric one, to say the least, but she’s a lovely person.” “You always call her Kyría Ariadne, what does that mean?” He smiles. “Kyría refers to a lady in Greek; she’s of old blood and authority, not to mention-” “The Alpha’s grandmother, I understand,” I say and chuckle at the shock on his face. “Don’t worry, that’s all I’ve found out and I don’t intend to learn more. I do, however, want to join her for tea again; she’s invited me to join her daily if I wish to.”

Middle Middle smiled and started searching for names on her phone. “Goddess, I wish I could change my name,” she said to me. I looked at a couple of names on the screen, but none of them caught my attention until an idea crossed my mind. “I don't have to change my name, I just have to use my middle name: Elefthería. Elefh...” “Elefh... I like it,” Middle said with a snap. “Well, Elefth, it's time to choose your dress.”

he murmurs with a sad smile. I nodded, resting my head on the bars of the crib. "Hera Nix" I commented and she turned to look at me like I was crazy, "those were the names they had chosen for me. "That they didn't know more common names?" I laughed when I heard that he said the same thing as me. “Those are names of Greek goddesses. —I know, you know that I like mythology —he sits on the ground in front of me—. So you would have called yourself as goddesses, quite rhetorical seeing your appearance as a surgeon, it is clear that you do not see yourself as any goddess.

Orien said as the warriors’ mouthpiece. “I like your words, Orien; you always behave like your name, Orien, which means hunter. My beloved Spartan warriors, you really did well in the last war against the United States of America, but you all need to put in more effort,” King Achilles said. “My king, we have never failed Greece, and we won’t do that now. Through the help of our ancestors, we shall win the United States of America hands down. We shall be called Nicholas!” Nyke said.

Phytophagos Ophis is pronounced (fuh-toh-pah-gos oh-fees) with the stress in Phytophagos falling on the second syllable and the stress in Ophis falling on the first syllable. Please note: There has been a change to one of the character's names. Originally, I called him Lysander, but in keeping with the Ancient Greek language, his name has become Lysandros, pronounced (Lü-sahn-dros) with the stress on the second syllable. The "y" sound represents the Greek letter upsilon (υ), which is similar to the "u" in "put." The "d" is pronounced like in English. Earlier chapters are being proofread again, and the names are being updated. So far, the second proofreading is complete up to Book 2: Chapter

I sit on the bed next to her with our other son and we look down at them. “So, what do you think?” I ask her. She makes a sound. “Let’s see…Selene for our daughter, Eros for this little guy, and Damion. Greek god names just like you.” I look at her. “Are you sure? My mother isn’t the best example to follow.” Blue laughs. “Your names are beautiful and unique. Our babies should have names just as special.” “Okay. Nice to meet you Selene, Eros and Damion. Welcome to the family.”