Χάρμιππος, Charmippos: A joyful, charming horseman. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy, and ἵππος (hippos), horse.

Χάρμις, Charmis: A joyful, charming woman. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy.

Χάρμιχος, Charmichos: A joyful, charming woman. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy. Probably unrelated to μιχέω (micheo), to pee.

Χαρμίων, Charmios: A joyful, charming fellow. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy.

Χαρμοκράτης, Charmokrates, Charmocrates: A joyful, charming ruler. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy, and κράτος (kratos), strength, might, power.

Χαρμόλαος, Charmolaos: Of a joyful, people, or, one who brings joy to the people. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy, and λαὸς (laos), strength, might, power.

Χαρμονικὶς, Charmonikis: Of a joyful victory. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy, and νίκη (nike), victory.

Χάρμος, Charmos: A joyful, charming fellow. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy.

Χαρμοσύνη Charmosyne: Joyful, glad. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy.

Χαρμόσυνος, Charmosynos: Joyful, glad. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy.

Χαρμοῦχος, Charmouchos: Joyful, glad. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy, and ἔχω (echo), to have, hold.

Χάρμων, Charmon: A joyful, charming fellow. From χάρμα (charma), a thing of joy.

Χαροπίας, Charopias: With a happy demeanor. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ὄψ (ops), eye, face.

Χαροπίδης, Charopides: With a happy demeanor. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ὄψ (ops), eye, face.

Χαροπίνα, Charopina: With a happy demeanor. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ὄψ (ops), eye, face.

Χαροπῖνος, Charopinos: With a happy demeanor. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ὄψ (ops), eye, face.

Χαρόπιος, Charopios: With a happy demeanor. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ὄψ (ops), eye, face.

Χαροπὶς, Charopis: With a happy demeanor. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ὄψ (ops), eye, face.

Χαροπίων, Charopion: With a happy demeanor. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ὄψ (ops), eye, face.

Χάροπος, Charopo: With a happy demeanor. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ὄψ (ops), eye, face.

Χαρούλα, Charoula: Graceful. From χάρις (charis), grace.

Χάροψ, Charops: With a happy demeanor. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ὄψ (ops), eye, face.

Χάρρης, Charres: Joyful. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight.

Χαρσενάκης, Charsenakes: Joyful fellow. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight, and ἀρσενικός (arsenikos), male.

Χαρτάδας, Chartadas: Possibly, a scribe. From χάρτη (charte), a sheet of paper or papyrus. Alternatively, from χαρτός (chartos), a causing delight.

Χάρτας, Chartas: Possibly, a scribe. From χάρτη (charte), a sheet of paper or papyrus. Alternatively, from χαρτός (chartos), a causing delight.

Χαρύλαος, Charylaos: He who bring joy to the people. From χαρὰ (chara), joy, and λαός (laos), the people.

Χαρύλλος, Charyllos: He who bring joy to the people. From χαρὰ (chara), joy, and λαός (laos), the people.

Χάρων, Charon: Joyful, not what one would expect from the ferryman of Styx. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight.

Χαρώνδας, Charondas: Joyful. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight.

Χαρωνίδας, Charonidas: Joyful. From χαρά (chara), joy, delight.

Χείλων, Cheilon: Possibly, one who feeds the cattle. From χιλός (chilos), fodder for cattle.

Χείμαρος, Cheimaros: Torrentially flowing. From χειμάρρους (cheimarrous), winter-flowing, swollen by rain and melted snow.

Χειμάς, Cheimas: Of the winter. From χειμών (cheimon), storm, tempest, rain, rainy weather.

Χειμάσιος, Cheimasios: Of the winter. From χειμών (cheimon), storm, tempest, rain, rainy weather.

Χειραίνετος, Cheirainetos: A virtuous handler of things. From χείρ (cheir), hand, and αἰνετός (ainetos), praiseworthy.

Χειρίας, Cheirias: A handler, an administrator. From χείρ (cheir), hand.

Χειρικράτης, Cheirikrates: A powerful handler. From χείρ (cheir), hand, and κρατέω (krateo), to rule, to be superior.

Χειρίσοφος, Cheirisophos: Skilled with the hands. From χείρ (cheir), hand, and σοφός (sophos), wise, skilled.

Χελιδὼν, Chelidon: Of a swallow. From χελιδών (chelidon), swallow.

Χελώνα, Chelona: Possibly turtle-like, from χελώνη (chelone), tortoise. Alternatively, lyre-like, from χελωνίς (chelonis), lyre.

Χερσίας, Chersias: A cultivator, possibly of barren land. From χέρσος (chersos), land, shore.

Χερσιδάμας, Chesidamas: Possibly, a farmer. From χέρσος (chersos), land, shore, and δᾶμος (damos), people, folk.

Χερσίδαμος, Chesidamos: A terrestrial, non-seafaring person. From χέρσος (chersos), land, shore, and δᾶμος (damos), people, folk.

Χερσικράτης, Xersikrates: Skilled farmer. From χερσίτης (chersites), cultivator of waste land, and κρατέω (krateo), to be superior.

Χερσίφρων, Chersiphron: A skilled cultivator of land. From χερσίτης (chersites),               cultivator of waste land, and φρὴν (phren), mind, intellect, will.

Χέρσων, Cherson: A cultivator, possibly of barren land. From χέρσος (chersos), land, shore.

Χῆμα, Chema: Possibly, glossy. From χῆμαι (chemai), gloss.

Χημάτα, Chemata: Possibly, glossy. From χῆμαι (chemai), gloss.

Χηματῖνος, Chematinos: Possibly, glossy. From χῆμαι (chemai), gloss.

Χηρέας, Chereas: A person deprived of material things. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without.

Χηρίας, Cherias: A person deprived of material things. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without.

Χηρίππα, Cherippa: Wanting horses. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without, and ἵππος (hippos), horse.

Χηριππίδας, Cherippidas: Wanting horses. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without, and ἵππος (hippos), horse.

Χήριππος, Cherippos: Wanting horses. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without, and ἵππος (hippos), horse.

Χῆρις, Cheris: Wanting. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without.

Χηρίφιλος, Cheriphilos: Wanting friends. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without, and φίλος (philos), friend, beloved.

Χηρίων, Cherion: Wanting. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without.

Χηρύλος, Cherylos: Wanting woodland. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without, and ὕλη (hyle), wood, forest.

Χήρων, Cheron: Bereaved, wanting. From χηρεύω (chereuo), be deprived of, without.

Χητίππα, Chetippa: Wanting horses. From χητεία (cheteia), want, need, and ἵππος (hippos), horse.

Χήτιππος, Chetippos: Wanting horses. From χητεία (cheteia), want, need, and ἵππος (hippos), horse.

Χῖα, Chia: Snow-white. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χιλιανὸς, Chilianos: Of a thousand. From χιλιάς (chilias), the number one thousand.

Χιλίαρχος, Chiliarchos: Millicent, commander. From χιλιάρχης (chiliarches), commander, ultimately from χιλιάς (chilias), the number one thousand, and ἄρχων (archon), a ruler.

Χίλων, Chilon: Possibly, one who feeds the cattle. From χιλός (chilos), fodder for cattle.

Χιονάτη, Chionate: Snow white. Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χιόνη, Chione: Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χιόνης, Chionis: Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χιονίδης, Chionides: Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χιονὶς, Chionis: Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χιόννης, Chionnes: Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χιοννίδας, Chionnidas: Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χίων, Chion: Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χιωνίδας, Chionidas: Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χιωνίδης, Chionides: Of snow. From χιών (chion), snow.

Χλίδων, Chlidon: Luxurious. From χλιδή (chlide), delicacy, daintiness, luxury, effeminacy.

Χλόη, Chloe: Of moss, grass. From χλόη (chloe), young verdure of trees, foliage.

Χλωρὶς, Chloris: Grassy, green. From χλωρὸς (chloros), green, unseasoned.

Χοιρίλη, Choirile: Related to a pig. From χοῖρος (choiros), pig.

Χοιρίλος, Choirilos: Related to a pig. From χοῖρος (choiros), pig.

Χοιρίνα, Choirina: Related to a pig. From χοῖρος (choiros), pig.

Χοιρίων, Choirion: Related to a pig. From χοῖρος (choiros), pig.

Χοῖρος, Choiros: Related to a pig. From χοῖρος (choiros), pig.

Χοραγίων, Choragion: Choragus, sponsor. From χορός (choros), chorus, and ἡγέομαι (hegeomai), to lead, i.e., he who leads or finances the chorus.

Χόραγος, Choragos: Choragus, sponsor. From χορός (choros), chorus, and ἡγέομαι (hegeomai), to lead, i.e., he who leads or finances the chorus.

Χόραρχος, Choarchos: Chorus leader. From χορός (choros), chorus, and ἄρχω (archo), to lead.

Χορειὸς, Choreios: Of or belonging to a chorus or dance. From χορός (choros), chorus.

Χορηγίων, Choregion: A chorus or dance instructor. From χορηγεῖον (choregeion), the place in which a chorus was trained, their dancing-school.

Χόρηγος, Choregos: Choragus, sponsor. From χορός (choros), chorus, and ἡγέομαι (hegeomai), to lead, i.e., he who leads or finances the chorus.