Name Days

The week opens with the feast days of St. Paraskevi and St. Panteleimon, followed by celebrations for Eirini, Chrysovalanto, Androniki, Eudokimos, Solomoni, Kassandra, and many others.

Late July brings name days for Elias, Magdalini, Markella, Christina, Anna, Eupraxia, Olympia, and others, with Prophet Elias and the Dormition of Saint Anna among the week’s major commemorations.

Mid-July brings Greek name days for Veroniki, Paisios, Sara, Nikodimos, Vladimir, Marina, Aliki, Alexandra, Aimilia, and others, with Saint Paisios and Saint Marina among the week’s major commemorations.

The Greek name days for July 5 to July 11, 2026, include Lampados, Sisoes, Kyriaki, Odysseas, Theofilos, Prokopios, Pankratios, Amalia, Euphemia, and Olga.

The Greek name days for June 28 to July 4, 2026, include Anargyros, Germanos, Petros, Pavlos, Apostolos, Kosmas, Damianos, Juvenalios, Anatolios, and Hyakinthos.

The Greek name days for June 21 to June 27, 2026, include Aphrodisios, Zina, Eusevios, Aristoklis, Agrippina, Errikos, Livios, Febronia, Makarios, Pieris, and Sampson.

Greek name days this week, June 14 to June 20, 2026, with Orthodox commemorations and names including Elissaios, Augustinos, Monica, Paisios, and Methodios.

Greek name days for June 7 to June 13, 2026, including Zenaida, Panagis, Kalliopi, and dozens of names traditionally associated with the Sunday of All Saints.

See the Greek name days for May 31 to June 6, 2026, with names listed in English transliteration and Greek letters, from Ermeias and Triada to Martha and Hilarion.

Greek name days for May 24 to May 30, 2026, including Fotini, Christianos, Alphaeus, Karpos, Synesios, Alypios, Therapon, Dioskoridis, Theodosia, Olivia, Ypomoni, and Emmeleia.

Greek name days for May 17 to May 23, 2026, including Andronikos, Iounia, Julia, Lydia, Constantine, Helen, Emilia, and other names celebrated in the Orthodox calendar.

Greek name days for May 10 to May 16, 2026, including Simon, Methodios, Argyris, Olympia, Theodoros, Glykeria, Aristotelis, Isidora, Achilleas, Pachomios, and Kali.