Greek names
All origins151 names in the census are traced back to Greek by the glossary. They are sorted by how many people carry them today.
- Christopher
- Andrew
- Steven
- Barbara
- Karen
- Nicholas
- Stephen
- Stephanie
- George
- Angela
- Cynthia
- Alexander
- Margaret
- Kathleen
- Nicole
- Gregory
- Christine
- Katherine
- Peter
- Dennis
- Andrea
- Christina
- Christian
- Catherine
- Teresa
- Chris
- Alexis
- Angel
- Sophia
- Denise
- Dorothy
- Tiffany
- Jorge
- Helen
- Theresa
- Tracy
- Veronica
- Melanie
- Philip
- Katie
- Chloe
- Rita
- Peggy
- Elaine
- Pedro
- Ellen
- Hector
- Phyllis
- Stacy
- Sebastian
- Sofia
- Tim
- Irene
- Eugene
- Cassandra
- Theodore
- Lydia
- Zoe
- Kristina
- Eleanor
Where this page gets its numbers
- Counts, ranks and shares: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census tabulations of first and last names occurring 100 or more times. Percentages, bands and groupings are our own arithmetic — the conclusions are ours, not the Bureau’s.
- Origins and the forms a name takes in other languages: Charlotte Yonge, History of Christian Names, 1884 — a public-domain work. Scholarship has moved on since, so read it as one reading of a name, not the last word.
Below a hundred people we publish no figure at all — the same threshold the Census Bureau applies to us. What each source covers