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1. languages-of-the-world.org › YourNameIn › GreekYour Name In Greek - Languages of the World

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   NOTE: A huge thank-you goes to Harry Foundalis for creating the Greek GIFs for this page and for patiently answering boatloads of questions about transliterating English names into Greek script. He has a very informative website on the Greek language and alphabet which includes tips on the pronunciation of both ancient and Modern Greek.

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2. talesoftimesforgotten.com › 2020/02/10 › theThe Shocking True Origin of the Name “Philadelphia”

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   Oct 17, 2021 · You’ve all been taught the name Philadelphia comes from Greek meaning “City of Brotherly Love.” That’s mostly true. What you haven’t been taught is the long, fascinating history behind the name. As it turns out, the name Philadelphia ultimately comes from a nickname given to an ancient Greek ruler of Egypt who gained notoriety for … Continue reading "The Shocking True Origin of the ...

3. www.lexilogos.com › english › greek_modernModern Greek Dictionary Online Translation LEXILOGOS

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   • Translatum: Greek-English dictionary & German, French, Italian, Turkish… • Lingea: Greek-English dictionary & multilingual • Kemeslex: Greek-English dictionary & French • Kypros: Modern & Ancient Greek-English dictionary . → Greek-English translation online & other languages: texts & web page • Loecsen: Greek-English common ...

4. beelinguapp.com › blog › william-and-its-other-names“William” & Its Other Names From Around The World

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   Mar 6, 2024 · Because other famous and influential Williams are also out there. Here’s a short list of Williams to begin with: William Shakespeare (a playwright), William Wordsworth (a poet), William Still (an abolitionist and Father of the Underground Railroad), William Faulkner (an American writer), William Martin Joel aka Billy Joel (an American singer ...

5. glosbe.com › en › elwilliam in Greek - English-Greek Dictionary | Glosbe

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   Translation of "william" into Greek. γουλιέλμος, Γουλιέλμος are the top translations of "william" into Greek. Sample translated sentence: Your uncle, King William, would have surely appreciated it much more. ↔ Ο θείος σας βασιλιάς Γουλιέλμος, θα το εκτιμούσε περισσότερο.

6. www.biographies.net › biography › william_ii_ofWilliam II, Duke of Athens - biographies.net

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   William was the third son of Frederick III of Sicily and Eleanor of Anjou. He inherited the Duchy of Athens after the death of his elder brother Manfred on 9 November 1317. During his minority, his Greek possessions were governed by his illegitimate elder brother Alfonso Frederick, who in 1319 added the Duchy of Neopatria to the Catalan domains.

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   Is equivalent to William in Greek?

   • Answer (1 of 6): “In Greek, is Βασιλ equivalent to Williams or William in English?” Well, it's actually Βασιλιος (Vasilios) which is “Basil" or there is Βασιλευς/Βασιλέας/Βασιλίος (King) but yes it is often translated as “Bill" “William" or, as a surname “Williams" based on some semi-similarity....

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   What are the different types of William?

   • Classic William has been well used throughout the years. There are many handsome forms of William used internationally, such as French Guillermo, German Wilhelm, Hungarian Vilmo, and Welsh Gwylym. Here is our full list of international variations of William, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. RELATED:

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   Where did the name William come from?

   • The name William, meaning strong-willed warrior or resolute protector, is believed to have German origins from the name Wilhelm (with roots “wil” for will or desire + “helm” for helmet or protection). The classic name is also a variation of the Proto-Germanic name Wiljahelmaz.

   “William” & Its Other Names From Around The World

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   Is William A good name?

   • That’s when I realized that William is one of those names with very playful nicknames. The name William, meaning strong-willed warrior or resolute protector, is believed to have German origins from the name Wilhelm (with roots “wil” for will or desire + “helm” for helmet or protection).

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   Who was Ptolemaios II?

   • Ptolemaios II was an ancient Greek king who ruled Egypt from March 282 BC to January 246 BC. He was the son of Ptolemaios I Soter, who was one of Alexander the Great’s generals and a member of the Diadochoi, the group of Alexander’s companions who divided up his empire after his death.

   The Shocking True Origin of the Name “Philadelphia”

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   Did William Penn know the connection between Philadelphia and Ptolemaios II?

   • It is unlikely that William Penn knew about the connection between the name Philadelphia and the epithet of Ptolemaios II Philadelphos. If he had known about this connection, it is unclear whether he would have still picked this name for his new utopian city.

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8. nameberry.com › list › 186International Variations of William - Nameberry

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   Feb 16, 2024 · Classic William has been well used throughout the years. There are many handsome forms of William used internationally, such as French Guillermo, German Wilhelm, Hungarian Vilmo, and Welsh Gwylym. Here is our full list of international variations of William, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. RELATED: