The Greek equivalent of the name William is "Vasileios" (Βασίλειος), which is derived from the Greek word for "king." Another common Greek form is "Giorgos" (Γιώργος), particularly in the context of the name's popularity and usage. While the direct translation focuses on the meaning of "will" and "helmet," the cultural adaptation often leads to these variations.
The Greek equivalent for William is Γουίλιαμ (Gouíliam).
The name "Liam" does not have a direct Greek equivalent, as it is of Irish origin, derived from "Uilliam," meaning "resolute protector." However, in Greek, the name can be transliterated as "Λίαμ" (Liam). For a more traditional Greek name with a similar meaning, "William" translates to "Γουλιέλμος" (Gouliélenmos).
Eimi is the Greek equivalent of 'I am'. There are no infinitives in modern Greek. Esse is the Latin equivalent of 'to be'.***************"είναι" and "esse"
The French equivalent of the name William is Guillaume.
William Veitch has written: 'Greek verbs' -- subject(s): Greek language, Verb
The Greek goddess Athena had Minerva as her Roman equivalent.
No. He was English.
The Greek letter equivalent to the letter L is Lambda.
Mars's Greek name was Ares.
I can't spell it but I am William and was baptized in Greece in my great grandfather's church and it is pronounced "VAH-SEE-LEE" ANSWER: Vasilios (nickname: Vasili)
Jupiter's Greek equivalent was Zeus, the king of the gods in Greek mythology. Both were powerful deities associated with thunder and the sky.
William E. Daehn has written: 'Ancient Greek numismatics' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Greek Numismatics