Nephus: A god’s son who will also become a god.ħ3.
Hatzi: Someone who has successfully finished a pilgrimage.ħ1. Papadiamantopoulos: Someone who is a descendant of the diamond priest.ħ0. Rosi: It comes from a feminine first name, Rosa.Ħ4. Georgopoulos: This is a variation on the name Georgios.Ħ3. Konstantinou: Taken for first name Konstantinos.Ħ2. Remis: Taken from a medieval first name.ĥ8. Papachristodoulopoulos: A descendant of the priest and a servant of Christ.ĥ7. Kouris: A person that lives in a forest.ĥ6. German: Represents a German immigrant.ĥ4. Konstantinopolites: A person who comes from Constantinople.ĥ0.
Economos: Someone who manages a property or serves as a steward.Ĥ8. Christoyannopoulos: Descendant of John and Christ.Ĥ4. Vasilakis: Taken from the first name, Vasilis.Ĥ2. Zika: Shorter version of the name Zikmund.ģ8. Matthias: Taken Greek version of Matthew.ģ7. Hatzis: A variation on the name Hatzi.ģ1. Dimitropoulos: Taken from the given name of Dimitrios.Ģ9. Sideris: May the child grow to be as strong as iron is.Ģ8. Angelopoulos: Comes from the name Angelos, which means angel.Ģ7. Papatonis: This one of the cooler sounding Greek names.Ģ4. Mandrapilias: A common name in and around Sparta.Ģ1. Gavril: This is a given name in Greek.ġ9. Andreou: A variation on the name Andreas.ġ8. Ganas: Someone who works as a coppersmith.ġ7. Christoforou: A variation on the name Christophoros.ġ6. Balaskas: Masculine version of Balaska.ġ5. Balaska: This is the feminine form of Balaskas.ġ2. Christodoulopoulos: A descendant of Christ’s servant.ġ1. Artino: A name that was once given to someone from the city of Arta.ġ0. Galanis: Someone who has pale blue eyes.ĩ. Papamichael: Son of the priest, Michael.ħ. Listed below some of the most popular Greek Surnames and their meanings:ģ. Most Common Greek Last Names and What They Mean
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