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| AGELAS (Αγέλας) m ancient Greek Son of Alexander. He was born during the mid-5th BCE and was an ambassador of Macedonians during the treaty between Macedonians and Atheneans. This treaty exists in inscription 89.vol1 Fasc.1 Ed.3"Attic inscrip." His name was common among Heraclides and Bacchiades. One Agelas was king of Corinth during the first quarter of 5 BCE. His name derives from the verb άγω (= lead) and the noun Λαός (= people or even soldiers (Homeric)). The full meaning is the "one who leads the people/soldiers". AGIPPOS (Άγιππος) m ancient Greek He was from Beroia of Macedonia and lived during middle 3rd BCE. He is known from an inscription found in Beroia where his name appears as the witness in a slave-freeing. Another case bearing the name Agippos in the Greek world was the father of Timokratos from Zakynthos. The name Agippos derives from the verb άγω (= lead) + the word ίππος (= Horse). Its full meaning is "the one who leads the horse/calvary". AGLAIANOS (Αγλαϊάνος) m ancient Greek He was from Amphipolis of Macedonia (c. 4th BC) and he is known from an inscription S.E.G vol41., insc. 556 His name consists of aglai- from the verb αγλαϊζω (= honour) and the ending -anos. AGNOTHEOS (Αγνόθεος) m ancient Greek Macedonian, possibly from Pella. His name survived from an inscription found in Pella between 300-250 BCE. (SEG vol46.insc.799) His name derives from Αγνός ( = pure) + Θεός (=God). The full meaning is "the one who has inside a pure god" |
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| ADYRA (Αδύρα) f ancient Greek she was Daughter of Antigonos and she was known from an insciption (SEG, vol 38. insc.627). It derives from the stem of Doric dialect -Ady + the adj. ηδύς (= sweet). The full meaning of the name is "sweet/pleasant". ATHENAGORAS (Αθηναγόρας) m ancient Greek General of Philip V. He was the general who stopped Dardanian invasion in 199 BC. His name derives from the verb αγορά-ομαι (=deliver a speech) + the name Αθηνά (= Athena). ATHENAIS (Αθηναϊς) f ancient Greek The name was found on an altar of Heracles Kigagidas in Beroia. It derives from the name Athena and the ending -is meaning "small". Its whole meaning is "little Athena". PERIANDROS (Περίανδρος) m ancient Greek Son of the Macedonian historian Marsyas. His name derives from Περί (= too much) + άνηρ (man, brave). Its full meaning is "too brave/man". LEODISKOS (Λεοντίσκος) m ancient Greek He was son of Ptolemy A' and Thais, His name derives from Λέων (= lion) + the ending -iskos (=little). His name's full etymology is "Little Lion" EPHRANOR (Ευφράνωρ) m ancient Greek He was General of Perseas. It derives from the verb Ευφραίνω (= delight). Its full meaning is "the one who delights". |
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| CYNNA f Ancient Greek Half-sister of Alexander the great. Her name derives from the adj. of doric dialect Cyna (= tough). PARMENION m ancient Greek The most famous General of Philip and Alexander the great. Another famous bearer of this name was the olympic winner Parmenion of Mitiline. His name derives from the name Parmenon + the ending -ion used to note descendancy. It means the "descedant of Parmenon". PEUKESTAS m Ancient Greek He saved Alexander the Great in India. One of the most known Macedonians. His name derives from Πευκής (= sharp) + the Doric ending -tas. Its full meaning is the "one who is sharp". KORRAGOS m Ancient Greek The Macedonian who challenged into a fight the Olympic winner Dioxippos and lost. His name derives from Koira (= army) + ago (= lead). Korragos has the meaning of "the leader of the army". POLYPERCHONm Ancient Greek Macedonian, Son of Simmias His name derives from the greek word 'Πολύ' (=much) + σπέρχω (= rush). ATTALOS m Ancient Greek Eminent Macedonian known from the incident where he implied Alexander was a bastard. His niece Cleopatra was married to Philip II and himself together with Parmenion leaded the advanced Macedonian force in Asia where he was finally assasined. His name derives from the word "αττα" (=grandad, old man) + the ending -los. GYGAIA f Ancient Greek Macedonian Princess, sister of Alexander I. She married the Persian Megabazos. Her name derives from the word of Doric dialect "Gygaia" meaning "prolific, fecund". EUDAMOS m Ancient Greek Macedonian, brother of Peithon. He was one of the infantry commanders and later he became satrap of Media. His name derives from "eu" (=well) + "demos" or "Damos" in Doric (= people, crowd). The full meaning of his name is "people who live well/happy) MACHATAS m Ancient Greek Father of Philip, commander of light infantry during Alexander's campaign. His name derives from the doric word "Machatas" (warrior).In attic 'Machites" BILOS m Ancient Greek Son of Nicanor and officer in Macedonian army during Philip V's time. His name is known from an inscription. His name means "Philos" (= friend). Ph is transformed into B in Macedonian dialect.(Same as Phalakros/Balakros) ARISTOPATRA f Ancient Greek Mother of Krateros, general of Alexander the great. Her origin is from Orestis of Upper Macedonia. Her name derives from the words "Aristos" (= excellent, eminent) + "patra" (= family). The full meaning is "the one who comes from a eminent family). Last edited by Ptolemy; 12-20-2006 at 08:53 AM. |
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I ll add the names that Otto Hoffmann (Makedonen, ihre Sprache und ihr Volkstum, 1906) has listed as "Makedonische Personennamen" I ll post all the names in greek (since Hoffmann also lists them in greek letters) Á,á ÁâñÝáò ÁãáèïêëÞò Áãáèþ* ¶ãåññïò ¶ã*ù* Áäáßïò [¶ääáéïò] ÁäÝá Áäåßá ¶äéìïò ¶äìçôïò ¶äõìïò ÁåñìÞ*áò ? ÁÝñïðïò Áèáññßáò Áßñïðïò Áßóõì*ïò Áßóõì*ïò Áßó÷ñßù* ÁëÝîá*äñïò ÁëèáéìÝ*çò ÁëêÜ*ùñ ÁëêÝôáò Áëêßìá÷ïò Áìáêôõþ* Áìý*ôáò Áìý*ôùñ Áìöïôåñüò Á*áîßäïôïò Á*äñï- Á*äñïìÝ*çò Á*äñü*éêïò ¶*äñïêëïò Á*ôÝáò ? Á*ôéãÝ*çò Á*ôéãü*ç Á*ôßãï*ïò Á*ôéêëÞò Á*ôßï÷ïò Á*ôéðáôñßäçò Á*ôßðáôñïò Áðïëëù*ïöÜ*çò Áñãáßïò ÁñãÝáò ÁñÝôçò ¶ñåôéò Áñéäáßïò Áñßììáò Áñéóôüëáïò Áñéóôü*ïõò Áñßóôù* Áñêåóßëáïò ¶ñðáëïò Áññáâáßïò Áññßáò Áññéäáßïò ÁñóÝáò Áñé*üç Áñýââáò Áñ÷Ýäáìïò Áñ÷Ýëáïò Áñ÷Ýëáò Áñ÷Ýðïëéò Áñ÷Ýóôñáôïò Áñ÷ßáò ¶ñ÷ù* ¶óá*äñïò ÁóêëáðéÜäáò Áóêëçðéüäùñïò ÁôáëÜ*ôç Áôáññßáò Áôôß*áò Áôôáêß*ïò ¶ôôáëïò Áõôüäéêïò Áöèü*çôïò Áöüâçôïò Â,â ÂÜëáñãïò ÂÜëáêñïò [ÂÜëáõ÷ïò] [Âåëéóôß÷ç] ÂÝñäáò ? ÂåñÝêêáò Âåñå*ßêá Âåñ*ßêá Âëßôùñ ? Âüëù* Âïñáßïò Âüôñçò Âïýêñïò ÂïõëïìÜãá ? Âïýôáò Âñßóù* Âñïìåñüò [Âõñãß*ïò] Âýôôáêïò Ã,ã ÃáéôÝáò ÃáõÜ*çò Ãëáõêßáò ÃïñãÜôáò Ãïñãßáò Ãüñãïò Ãõãáßá Ä,ä ÄÜäù* Äáßöá*ôïò ÄáìÜóéððïò ÄÜìù* Äáïò Äåé*ïìÝ*çò ÄåêÜì*é÷ïò ÄÝñäáò ÄçìÞôñéïò Äéçò ? Äßì*ïò ? Äéï*ýóïò Äéüîå*ïò ÄéñâÝáò Äüêéìïò Äñùðßäáò Å,å Åêáôáßïò Åêáôåñüò ¸êôùñ Åëáðôü*éïò ÅëëÜ*éêïò Åëðß*éêïò ? ÅðéìÝ*çò Åðüêéëëïò Åñìüëáïò Åññéäáßïò [Åõäáßïò] Åýêôïò Åýëáéïò Åýëá*äñïò Åý*éêïò Åý*ïõò ? Åõðüëåìïò Åõñõäßêá Åõñýëïãïò Åõñõ*üá Åõñþðá Æ,æ Æåýîéò Æùßëïò Æùðõñßù* Ç,ç ÇãÝëïò ¹èáñïò Çñáêëåßäçò ÇñÜêù* ÇñïìÝ*çò Çöáéóôßù* È,è Èåüäùñïò Èåüêñéôïò ÈåïîÝ*á ÈÝñóéððïò Èåóóáëï*ßêá ÈçñáìÝ*çò ÈñáóÝáò Èñçó[ê-] Èõìþ*äáò Èý*ïò É,é Éüëáïò Éüëëáò ºððáëïò ÉððïêñÜôçò Éððüëï÷ïò Éððüóôñáôïò (to be continued) |
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| ê,ê ÊÜëáò ÊÜëéò ÊÜëëáò Êáëëßìá÷ïò Êáëëß*çò ÊÜñá*ïò ÊÜóá*äñïò ÊÜóóá*äñïò Êáô- Êåâáëß*ïò ÊÝâáëïò Êåñäßììáò Êßëëçò ÊëÝá*äñïò Êëåé*ßáò Êëåúôïò ÊëåïðÜôñá Êëü*éïò Êïß*ïò Êïßñá*ïò Êüìù* Êüññáâïò ÊïññÜâù* Êüññáãïò Êïññáßïò ÊïññÜôáò [êñÜóôù*] ÊñáôÝáò ÊñáôÝ**áò ÊñÜôåñïò Êñáôåýáò Êñáôçóßðïëéò Êý*áãïò Êõ**Ü*á ë,ë ËÜãïò ËÜé÷ïò Ëá*ßêá Ëáïäßêá Ëåü**áôïò Ëåü*ôéïò Ëåù*ßäáò Ëéçò ? Ëéì*áéïò Ëßì*ïò Ëõêáãüñáò Ëýêáéïò Ëõêáãüñáò Ëýêáéïò ËõêÝáò ËõóÜ*äñá Ëõóá*ßáò Ëõóßìá÷ïò Ëýóù* ì,ì ÌÜãáò ÌáêÜñôáôïò ÌÜëáêïò Ìáñóýáò Ìá÷Üôáò ÌåãáêëÝáò ÌåãáêëÞò Ìåëáì*ßäáò Ìåëá**ßäáò ? ÌåëÝáãñïò ÌÝì*ù* ÌÝ*á*äñïò Ìå*Ýëáïò Ìå*åóèåýò ÌÝ*çò Ìå*ßäáò Ìå*ïßôáò ÌÝ*õëëïò ÌÞäù* Ìéêßù* Ìßêõëïò Ìßóãù* ÌïéñáãÝ*çò Ìüëõêïò Ìõßóêïò ÌõëëÝáò Ìõëëß*áò ? *,* ÍÝáñ÷ïò Íåüëáïò Íåïðôüëåìïò ÍÝóôùñ Íßêáéá Íßêá*äñïò ÍéêÜ*ùñ Íéêüëáïò Íéêüóôñáôïò Íßêù* Íï- ï,ï Ïëêßáò ¼*áóïò ? ÏîõìÝ*çò ÏñÝóôçò Ïñü*ôçò ÏöÝëáò ÏöÝëëáò |
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Ãéïýñêá ìðïñåéò *á ãñÜøåéò üðïôå âñåéò ÷ñü*ï ðëçñïöïñßåò ðïõ ðáñáèÝôåé ï ÷ïöìá* ãéá áõôïýò åäþ??? Quote:
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| ð,ð Ðáßù* Ðáëëßäçò Ðá*Þãïñïò Ðá*ôÜðï*ïò ÐÜ*ôáõ÷ïò Ðá*ôéÜäáò Ðá*ôüñäá*ïò Ðáìå*ßù* Ðáóßù* Ðáôñáò ÐÜôñïêëïò ÐÜôñù* Ðáõóá*ßáò Ðåßèù* Ðåéóóáéïò Ðåñäßêêáò Ðåñßá*äñïò Ðåñßëáïò ÐÝñéëëïò Ðåñßôáò Ðåñïßäáò ÐåõêÝóôáò Ðåõêüëáïò Ðëåßóôáñ÷ïò ÐïëÜìá÷ïò ÐïëåìïêñÜôçò ÐïëÝìù* ÐïëõäÜìáò Ðïëýúäïò ÐïëõêëÞò Ðïëýìá÷ïò Ðïëý*äéêïò ÐïëõðÝñ÷ù* Ðïëýóôñáôïò ÐïõëÜìá÷ïò ÐñåìÝëáïò Ðñüîå*ïò ÐñùôÝáò Ðñùôüìá÷ïò Ðôïëåìáéïò Ðýññé÷ïò Ðþôáëïò ó,ó Óáâáôôáñáò ÓÜèù* ÓÜìïò Óåéëç*üò ÓÝëåõêïò Óéâýñôéïò Óéììßáò [óßððáò] [óßññáò] Óðß*èáñïò ÓôáäìÝáò ÓôáóÜ*ùñ Óôåñüðá Óôñáôï*ßêá Óôñüìâé÷ïò Óýììá÷ïò Óõ*äáéïò ? ÓùêñÜôçò Óþðïëéò ÓùóèÝ*çò ÓùóéêëÞò Óþñéò Óþóôñáôïò õ,õ Õøßäçò ô,ô Ôáññßáò Ôáýñù* Ôåýôáìïò Ôßìá*äñïò ÔéìÜ*èçò Ôéìüèåïò Ôëçðüëåìïò Ôõñßììáò ö,ö Ößëá Ößëéððïò Öéëüîå*ïò Öéëþôáò ÖéëùôÝñá Öïýóêïò ÷,÷ ×áñéêëÞò ×Üñïò ×ñõóüãï*ïò -éêïò -éëïò -éôáò -ìá÷ïò -õêëÞò -õôôÝáò |
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