Antoniou

Usage: Greek

A patronymic from the given name Antonios, Antonios being a Greek variant of Anthony.

Areleous

Usage: Greek

Possibly a cognate of Aurelius.

Argyris

Usage: Greek

Means "silver" in Greek.

Colonomos

Usage: Greek

Originally Kalonimos meaning "good name" in Greek.

Demetriou

Usage: Greek Extra: Statistics

Variant of Dimitriou.

Dimitriou

Usage: Greek Extra: Statistics

A patronymic of Dimitris.

Floros

Usage: Greek Extra: Statistics

From the personal name Φλωρος (Phlōros) "green" (from classical Greek Χλωρος (khlōros)), or a nickname from the same word in the sense "greenfinch". In some cases it may also be a shortened form of a derivative of this name, such as Phloropoulos.

Ioannidis

Usage: Greek Extra: Statistics

Means "son of Ioannis" in Greek.

Iordanou

Usage: Greek

Means "son of Jordan" in Greek.

Katsaros

Usage: Greek

Means "curly-haired" in Greek.

Kokinos

Usage: Greek

It comes from a nickname meaning "red".

Marinos

Usage: Greek Extra: Statistics

Means "a descendant of Marinos", Marinos being a modern Greek form of Marinus.

Megalos

Usage: Greek

From megalos meaning "great" in Greek.

Metaxas

Usage: Greek

Derived from Greek metaxi "silk", and most likely referred to a silk merchant or another occupation that dealt with silk.

Pachis

Usage: Greek

From Greek pachis that means "fat".

Papadopoulos

Usage: Greek Extra: Statistics

Means "son of the priest" from the Greek word papas.

Raptis

Usage: Greek

Means "tailor" in Greek.

Sanna (3)

Usage: Greek Extra: Statistics

Means "hay seller" from the Greek sano meaning "hay".

Simonides

Usage: Greek

Means "son of Simon".

Spiros

Usage: Greek

From the given name Spiro.

Stavros

Usage: Greek Extra: Statistics

From the first name Stavros.

Stephanidis

Usage: Greek

Means "son of Stephanos" in Greek.

Xanthopoulos

Usage: Greek

Means "son of Xanthos". Xanthos is a Greek name meaning "yellow" or "fair hair".

Xylander

Usage: Greek

From Greek xylon, which meant "wood" or "forest", and andros, which meant "man". This surname is the Greek translation of the Dutch surname Houtman. People used to translate their surnames to a foreign language in the 14th to 16th century. And in this case, a person with the surname Houtman translated his/her name into Greek: Xylander.

Zabat

Usage: Greek

Probably means "dweller by the shallow water" from the Greek zabatos, diabatos meaning "fordable, crossable".