The first name Apollo is of Greek, Arthurian Legend, Latin origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):

Greek: God of Truth and Light

Greek: Manly Beauty

Greek: Manly Beauty. in Greek Mythology, Apollo Was the God of Medicine and Healing Who Drove His Fiery Chariot (The Sun) Through the Sky

Arthurian Legend: Uncle of Tristan

Latin: God of the Sun

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Apollina  (French)
Gift from Apollo

Apolline  (French)
Gift from Apollo

Apollodorus  (Latin)
Name of a Greek Writer

Apollon  (Greek)
Variant of Apollo: Manly Beauty. in Greek Mythology, Apollo Was the God of Medicine and Healing Who Drove His Fiery Chariot (The Sun) Through the Sky

Apollonia  (Biblical)
Perdition, Destruction

Apollonia  (Biblical)
Perdition, Destruction

Apollonia  (Greek)
Of Apollo. St Apollonia Was a 3rd-century Martyr Who Had Her Own Teeth Knocked Out, Frequently Invoked Against Toothache

Apollonia  (Latin)
Belonging to Apollo. Mythology; Apollo Was the Greek God of Sun; Light; Music; and Poetry

Apollonis  (Latin)
One of the Muses Worshipped at Delphi

Apollonius  (Biblical)
Destroying

Apollos  (Greek)
Variant of Apollo: Manly Beauty. in Greek Mythology, Apollo Was the God of Medicine and Healing Who Drove His Fiery Chariot (The Sun) Through the Sky

Apollos  (Biblical)
One Who Destroys; Destroyer

Apolo  (Greek)
Variant of Apollo: Manly Beauty. in Greek Mythology, Apollo Was the God of Medicine and Healing Who Drove His Fiery Chariot (The Sun) Through the Sky

Apoloniusz  (Polish)
Polish Form of Apollo 'God of the Sun'

Appolina  (Greek)
Variant of Apollonia: of Apollo. St Apollonia Was a 3rd-century Martyr Who Had Her Own Teeth Knocked Out, Frequently Invoked Against Toothache

Appoline  (Greek)
Variant of Apollonia: of Apollo. St Apollonia Was a 3rd-century Martyr Who Had Her Own Teeth Knocked Out, Frequently Invoked Against Toothache

Aristaeus  (Greek)
Noble; Son of Apollo

ChIyses  (Greek)
A Priest of Apollo

Chryseis  (Latin)
Daughter of a Priest of Apollo

Chryses  (Latin)
Priest of Apollo

Daff  (Greek)
Diminutive of Daphne: Bay Tree, or Laurel Tree. The Greek Mythological Nymph Daphne Was Rescued from the Unwanted Attentions of the God Apollo by Being Turned into a Laurel Bush. Famous Bearer: Britis

Dafne  (Israeli)
The Laurel Tree. The Mythological Virtuous Daphne Was Transformed into a Laurel Tree to Protect Her from Apollo

Daph  (Greek)
Diminutive of Daphne: Bay Tree, or Laurel Tree. The Greek Mythological Nymph Daphne Was Rescued from the Unwanted Attentions of the God Apollo by Being Turned into a Laurel Bush. Famous Bearer: Britis

Daphne  (Greek)
Bay Tree, or Laurel Tree. The Greek Mythological Nymph Daphne Was Rescued from the Unwanted Attentions of the God Apollo by Being Turned into a Laurel Bush. Famous Bearer: British Author Daphne Du Mau

Daphney  (Greek)
The Laurel Tree. The Mythological Virtuous Daphne Was Transformed into a Laurel Tree to Protect Her from Apollo

Delia  (Greek)
From Delos. Derived from the Name Delos, the Greek Island Where Apollo and the Goddess Artemis are Believed to Have Been Born. Also an Abbreviation of Cordelia and Adelia

Delphine  (Greek)
Dolphin. from the Greek Place Name Delphi, the Site of the Oracle of Apollo. Also from the Plant Name Delphinium

Erymanthus  (Greek)
Son of Apollo

Herophile  (Latin)
Priestess of Apollo

Hy  (Greek)
Diminutive of Hyacinth: from the Flower by the Same Name. in Greek Legend, the Hyacinth Sprouted from the Blood of the Youth Hyacinthus, Who Was Accidentally Killed by Apollo

Hyacinth  (Greek)
From the Flower by the Same Name. in Greek Legend, the Hyacinth Sprouted from the Blood of the Youth Hyacinthus, Who Was Accidentally Killed by Apollo

Hyacintha  (Greek)
Feminine Form of Hyacinth: from the Flower by the Same Name. in Greek Legend, the Hyacinth Sprouted from the Blood of the Youth Hyacinthus, Who Was Accidentally Killed by Apollo

Ion  (Greek)
Son of Apollo

Loni  (Greek)
Short Form of Apollonia

Orpheus  (Greek)
Son of Apollo

Zeuxippus  (Latin)
Son of Apollo

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